SECOND AND THIRD

SUPPLEMENTS
1925 to 1932 (inclusive)

to

CATALOGUE

of the

COLEOPTERA

of

AMERICA, NORTH OF MEXICO

By

CHARLES W. LENG, B.Sc.

Director

MUSEUM, STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Research Associate

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

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ANDREW J. MUTCHLER t^ .^ .^^O, < »

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Associate Curator

in charge of "^V

Coleoptera - «^ '

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Mount Vernon, N. Y.

JOHN D. SHERMAN. JR.

December 1 8

1933

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SECOND AND THIRD

SUPPLEMENTS
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to

CATALOGUE

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B COLEOPTERA

iBS AMERICA, NORTH OF MEXICO

^gg CHARLES W. LENG, B.Sc.

^^s o Director

^g MUSEUM. STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

— : Research Associate

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

ANDREW J. MUTCHLER

Associate Curator

in charge of

Coleoptera

AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Mount Vernon, N. Y.

JOHN D. SHERMAN. JR.

December I 8

1933

Copyright, 1933

By

JOHN D. SHERMAN, JR.

Mount Vernon

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CONTENTS

Packs

Introduction: Essay on Classification,

With Special Reference to Larvae 1-8

Second Supplement, 1925-1930 9-54

Bibliography, 1925-1930 55-76

Third Supplement, 1931-1932 77-94

Bibliography, 1931-1932 95-102

Necrology 102

Catalogue of Fossil North American Coleoptera

Second Supplement. 1927-1932 103-105

(By H. F. Wickham)

Index to Above Supplements 107-112

SIGNS AND ABBREVIATIONS

II indicates name preoccupied.
J indicates name cited in error,
t indicates introduced species.
* A fig-ure one following- name means it was based upon a single specimen.

ab. aberration

auct. authors

fide according to

ined. unpublished

i. litt. in a letter

n. n. nomen novum, name substituted for one preoccupied.

nee not

s. str. sensu strictu, in a restricted sense.

subg. subgenus

subsp. subspecies

syn. synonym

var. variety

For other abbreviations (of localities, etc.) see original catalogue.

INTRODUCTION

In the second supplement to the Catalogue of Coleoptera of
America, north of Mexico, we record the species, subspecies, and
"aberrations," described during the period from January 1, 1925,
to December 31, 1930. xls in the catalogue and first supplement,
the new species are serially numbered, with subspecies and varieties
indicated by the addition of a letter to the serial number of the
species Avith which they are allied. An unusual number of names
have been proposed for so-called "aberrations;" these have not
been numbered, but are not necessarily synonyms. Many are recog-
nizable variations which, however, have been regarded by some
author or reviewer as of less than subspecific rank.

By thus numbering the names which have been proposed we do
not intend to present our own opinion as to their validity, but to
reflect the opinions of the authors quoted. In a few instances, where
the opinions conflict, we have, as far as possible, presented both
views.

In preparing this supplement w^e have used as a basis the data
assembled in Entomological News, and added thereto those found
in the Zoological Record and, in a few instances, others cited in
Biological Abstracts. The result was then compared with the
original papers, as published in various periodicals, here and abroad,
and in many instances, preliminary copy was sent to the authors
for correction. Finally comparison was made with the Junk
Coleopterorum Catalogus, which disclosed some differences which
have been noted, but not always followed.

The original intention was to print the second supplement in

1931. Financial difficulties having caused a postponement, we have
taken advantage thereof to carry the bibliography down to December,

1932, and to indicate the new species, etc., proposed in 1931 and 1932,
as a third supplement.

In the bibliography Ave have included all contributions bearing
directly or indirectly upon the classification of Coleoptera, as well
as a few papers of literary interest. The period covered by this
supplement has produced several papers of importance in clarifying
the classification. Bradley's Manual of the Genera brings together
in one volume, for the first time since 1883, definitions of nearly
all the genera. Jeannel's Monograph of Trechinae is an example of
able taxonomic work covering the species of the old and new^ world.

2 Introduction

Tillyard's Insects of Australia and New Zealand reviews the classi-
fication with special reference to the phylogeny, and recent dis-
coveries in fossil insects. Forbes' studies in venation and wing
folding patterns afford an independent view of relationships.
Finally and most important we have included, though not published
until 1931, "An Illustrated Synopsis of the principal Larval Forms
of the order Coleoptera" by Boving and Craighead. By the publi-
cation in this paper of the results of the studies of many years, it
becomes possible to compare the existing classification of adult
beetles with one based entirely upon their immature stages.

Happily for the permanence of our classification there is now
a more substantial agreement between the two than when MacLeay
in ''Horas Entomologicse" (1819-1821) attempted to make such a
comparison. Dr. Boving 's statement of this fact is "As a rule the
classification of the larv?e agrees with the commonly recognized
classification of the imagines, and particularly well with the one
followed in Leng's catalogue." The division of the order into sub-
orders Adephaga and Polyphaga, and the subdivision of the sub-
orders into superfamilies, grouped into series, is found in both
systems. The differences consist in the composition of the sub-
orders, and of their subdivisions, in which the knoM4edge of larval
relationships affords valuable evidence, heretofore lacking. A brief
statement of some of these differences follows.

ARCHOSTEMATA

The families Cupesidse and Micromalthidfe, the anomalous
characters of which have heretofore been recognized, are ranked as
a third suborder by Boving. He says "I cannot see how we can
escape giving to this group the rank of a suborder, the Archostemata
of Kolbe, as it can be joined neither with the Adephaga nor the
Polyphaga." Forbes, from studies of wing folding pattern, grouped
these families under the same name. Tillyard, though he placed
Cupesid^ in Adephaga, described it as "an annectent group between
the Adephaga and Polyphaga." There is thus a substantial agree-
ment on the division into three suborders ; and in future catalogues
the first should be on phylogenetic grounds, the Archostemata.

ADEPHAGA

The family Rhysodid?e is transferred by Dr. Boving from
Polyphaga to Adephaga. "The larva of Clinidium," he sa^^s, " . . . .
can without reservation be placed in the suborder Adephaga."
The sujjerfamilies Caraboidea and Gyrinoidea are sustained by
characters of their larva, which also afford important help in
arranging in natural sequence the subfamilies and tribes of
Carabidse and Dytiscidae. On the basis of larval characters
Cicindelidse, Carabida?, Omophronidse, Haliplida?, Hygrobiidse,
Noteridse, Dytiscidse, and Amphizoidse, are entitled to rank as

Introduction 3

families, with the rank of the Pseudomorphidse unknown. The sub-
families indicated in the Carabida^ are Lebiina^; Dromiinse,
Odacanthinse ; Driptinse, Nebriinag; Loricerinae ; Carabinse, Cychrinse,
Chla^niinae ; Licinin?e, Bembidiinae, Sphodrinae, Broscincp, Dyschiriinae,
Scaritinse, Elaphrinae; Patrobinae, Pterostichina^ Amarinae,
Harpalinac, Glyptinae. The semicolons in this enmiieration separate
the related groups of subfamilies. The Trechini appear to be sep-
arable from Bembidiini, on their larval characters, only by
differences of tribal rank.

As to the sequence of the suborders Dr. Boving considers that
it would "be logical to place the Adephaga third, as the more
modern of the three," "but for practical purposes it appears more
advisable to rank the suborders in the commonly accepted sequence."
The well developed tarsus of adephagous larvae, carrying one or
two distinct and movable claws, may be a primitive character, as
regarded by us in 1920; and the great similarity in this respect be-
tween the larvae of the Caraboidea and those of certain neuropterous
larvae is interesting and possibly significant. However there are
several polyphagous larvae, specifically mentioned by Dr. Boving,
in which the tarsungulus is "divided by a faint suture into a proximal
and distal portion which possibly correspond respectively to tarsus
and claw." In Dr. Boving 's definition of the suborders by larval
characters, the Adephaga are placed second, and the resemblance
of their legs and claws to those of the Archostemata seems to us to
indicate this as their natural sequence.

PODYPHAGA

The greatest difficulties in the classification have been in this
suborder, and in the differences between the opinions expressed by
Boving, Forbes, and Tillyard, they are still apparent. The removal
of Cupesidae and Micromalthidae to Archostemata, and of Rhysodidae
to Adephaga, simplifies the classification of the Polyphaga; and
fortunately the isolation of the Scarabaeoidea, of the so-called
Phytophaga, and of the Hydrophiloidea and Staphylinoidea is not
questioned ; though, as to the latter two, the composition is somewhat
altered. Believing that the larval characters afford the safest
guidance, not however to the exclusion of other considerations, we
7-eview the superfamilies in the sequence adopted by Dr. Boving.
Staphylinoidea. The component families, based on larval charac-
ters, would be Limnebiidae, Hydroscaphidae, Leptinid^, Ptiliidae,
Anisotomidae ; Platypsyllidae, Scaphidiida? ; Silphidae, Staphylinidae,
Pselaphidae, Scydmaenidae. The families also included, though their
larvae are imperfectly known or entirely unknown, are Clambidae,
Brathinidae, Sphaeritidae, Sphaeriidae, and Micropeplidae. The differ-
ences between this and existing classification is the removal from
Hydrophilidae of the aberrant genera Limnebius, Ochthebius, and
Hydraena; and the suppression of Silphoidea as a superfamily.

4 Introduction

Forbes reached a similar result from his studies of the wings.
"Ochthebius and Hydra?na," he says, "do not belong here (in
Hydrophilidse), but with the aberrant "Silphidse;" and the latter he
classifies with his Staphyliniformia.

It should be noted that within the families Anisotomidse and
Staphylinidae, the larval characters indicate many subfamilies, with
Oxyporina?, Habrocerinse, and others, quite definitely separated; and
that the Histeridse, on larval characters, are associated with
Hydrophiloidea, a view in which apparently Forbes' conclusions
are not entirely in accord.

Hydrophiloidea. In this superfamily Dr. Boving groups Histeridae
and Helophoridse, "on account of an unquestionable conformity in
the development of the fundamental systematic characters ' ' of their
larvfp; Spercheida?; Hydrochid?e and Hydrophilidse, the latter
divided into subfamilies Berosinse, Hydrophilin^e, HydrobiinjB, and
Sphasridiinse. The treatment of Histeridse, regarded by Forbes as a
superfamil}^, and by Tillyard as "very distinct and isolated," is at
first sight rather startling; but it is to be noted that Forbes also
found that the venational characters seemed "to link with the
Hydrophilidse on one side and more closely to the Lamellicornia on
the other." The views of Tillyard regarding Hydrophiloidea as
"perhaps the oldest of existing Coleopterous groups" traceable "back
geologically to the upper Permian ' ' are interesting. He further says
"the fossil evidence, so far as at present available, would tend to
indicate that .... the development of longitudinal striae and intervals
is an entirel}^ new formation. If this be so, the almost smooth elytra
of many Hydrophilidse probably represent the most primitive type."
The same argument would apply to the comparatively smooth elytra
of the Histeridffi, and thereby support Dr. Boving 's classification of
the larvae. Moreover, while Hololepta and Hydrophilus in the adult
stage seem far apart, some of the small Saprini are not so dissimilar
to the Sphaeridiinse.

Cucujoidea. Dr. Boving finds three types of larvae in the Poly-
phaga. The primitive type is found in its most characteristic and
original form in such families as the Limnebiidae, Leptinidae, and
Anisotomidae. From it are derived the more or less specialized larvae
of the Staphylinoidea and Hydrophiloidea, which have therefore
preceded other Polyphaga in his conspectus.

A distinct polyphagous larval type is found in the series
Cucujoidea. It shows such close affinities with the staphylinoid-
leptinid type as to be placed next thereto in the conspectus. The
families included are (semi-colons indicating their grouping)
Eucinetid(E, Derodontidae, Monotomidae, Rhizophagidae ; Languriidce,
Cryj)tophagidae, SilvanidcB, Cucujidae, Prostomidce; Catogenidce,
LcEmopliloeidce, Phalacridte, Smicripidce, Corylophidae ; Nitidulidae,
CyhocephalidcB; Sphindidae; Lathridiidae, Murmidiidae, Endomy-

Introduction 5

chida?, Coccinellid?e , Erotylidfe, DacnidcB, Melandryidse, Scraptiidce,
AnthicidcT, Byturidas; Bothride rider, Colydiida\ Mycetophagidae ;
Oedemeridae, Cephaloidae; Zopheridce, Sifnchroidcc, Pedilidse;
Enrj^stethidse, Salpiugidce, Pyroehroidae, Boridce, Pythidae,
Othniidae; Alleculidtr, Tenebrionidae (to be divided into many sub-
families), Nilionidce, Lagriidae. In addition, though the larvae are
imperfectly known, the Monommatidae and L^miexylidae are included,
and with doubt possibly the Mordellidae.

These families have been heretofore, with some exceptions
named below, the components of the superfamilies Cucujoidea,
Tenebrionoidea, and Mordelloidea, which thus become united as one
superfamily, but divided into a greater number of families. The
families added are indicated by italics. On the other hand,
Mycetaeidae, Euglenidae, and Monoedidae are reduced on larval char-
acters to subfamily or tribal rank. The exceptions above referred
to are Eucinetidae, formerly classed as a subfamily of Dascillidae,
but agreeing in its larval form, apart from the lack of jointed
urogomphi, with the leptinid association of the Staphylinoidea;
Corylophida?, usually placed as an aberrant family in the Silphid
association: Sphindidae, the larvae of which represent "unquestion-
ably a simple, primitive cucujoid type," and have heretofore been
included in Bostrichoidea.

In this treatment of the Cucujoidea it is to be hoped that the clues
to actual relationship afforded by the larval characters, so
thoroughly studied by Dr. Boving, may be reconcilable with adult
characters. But it cannot be denied that Forbes' classification
(Journ. N. Y. Ent. Soc, XXXIV, 113-115), based on wing venation
and folding pattern, is not in agreement. Of the four series,
Haplogastra, Bostryciformia, Diversicornia, and Dryopiformia, into
which he divides the Polyphaga, only the first can, by transferring
the Scarabaeoidea, be compared with Dr. Boving 's leptinidstaphylin-
oid association. We admit that our tendency is to regard the larval
characters, based on mouth parts and organs of locomotion, as the
surer guide ; but we cannot conceal the differences that are apparent
in Forbes' views.

Byrrhoidea. The larvae of this series are found to represent an-
other distinct polyphagous type, not linked by any larval type knowm
up to this time with the primitive Staphylinoidea. This type of larva
is in fact so distinct that Dr. Boving appears to have considered
founding a suborder thereon. However some of the derived families
of the byrrhoid type and some of the cucujoid tj^pe approach one
another. Wherefore Dr. Boving writes "rather isolated as the series
Byrrhoidea appears in the polyphagous suborder, it does not seem
necessary to rank it and the families and series derived from it as a
separate suborder." These families and series include, in Dr.
Boving 's conspectus, the remainder of the Coleoptera. The

6 Introduction

Byrrhoidea includes only the family Byrrhid^e. Two series,
Dascilloidea and Cleroidea, are descended directly from the
Byrrhoidea ; Dryopoidea can be derived through the Ptilodactylidse ;
Elateroidea, through the Eurypogonidre ; Cantharoidea and Scara-
b^eoidea from other dascilloid or dryopoid families.

With the Cleroidea may be associated Mordelloidea, Bostricho-
idea, and the so-called phytophagous assemblage. The series
Meloidea may also belong here but Dr. Boving adds that there are
some reasons for considering the possibility that it might be related
to the Cantharoidea.

The composition of the series thus hypothetically derived from
Byrrhoidea differs in some cases from that heretofore assumed and
will be discussed below.

Dascilloidea. The Eucinetidse are removed to Cucujoidea, other
families to Dryopoidea, as stated below. The Nosodendridse and
HeteroceridEe are added, making four families, viz: Dascillidse,
Heteroceridae, Helodidae, Nosodendridae.

Dryopoidea. This series includes new families Ptilodactylidse and
Eurypogonidse, taken from Dascilloidea; Psephenidje, divided into
subfamilies Psephenina^ and Eubrianacinae of which the latter is
taken from Dascilloidea ; Chelonariidae ; Dryopidse, divided into sub-
families Larinae, Pelonomina? and Helminae.

In the rearrangement of the families of Byrrhoidea, Dascilloidea,
and Dryopoidea, discussed in detail by Dr. Boving in his paper of
1929 in the Bulletin of the Brooklyn Entomological Society, the
value of larval characters in determining relationships is strikingly
exhibited.

Cantharoidea. The Melyrida;, Cleridae, and Corynetidas are re-
moved to a new series Cleroidea. The family Brachypsectridae,
following Blair, is considered valid on larval characters, but is
included here, rather than in Dascillidae. The Cantharidae are divided
into subfamilies Malthinae, Chauliognathinae, Malthodinae, and
Cantharinae.

Elateroidea. The differences here from existing classification are
slighter than in some preceding series. Plastoceridae are included in
Cebrionidae, and Drapetes is removed from Throscidae to the sub-
family Oestodinae of Elateridae. Sandalidae is treated as a family,
quite distinct on larval characters from Khipiceridae.

Scarabaeoidea. This superfamily is unchanged, but the larval
characters accentuate its subdivisions into families and subfamilies.

Cleroidea. The families included in this new superfamily are
Dermestidae, Melyridae, Ciidae, Ostomatidae, Cleridae, Catogenidae (?),
and BothrideridaB ( ?). The relationship of the last two is regarded as
problematical. As to some of the other families, the larval char-
acters suggest the need of many subfamilies.

Introduction 7

Meloidea. This new siiperfamily includes Meloidse, divided into
three subfamilies (after erecting a new family Tetraonycidae), and
Rhipiphoridae. ''Probably the Strepsiptera are to be classified
in the Coleoptera and close to the Rhipiphorida^" is added in a
footnote.

Mordelloidea. This series, which was proposed by us with great
hesitation, is reduced to the family Mordellidse, and to its^ main
genera Tomoxia, Mordella, and Mordellistena. Even these in the
larval stage are related to several of the melandryid genera.

Cerambycoidea. This series is restricted by its larval characters
to the family Cerambycidae, divided into subfamilies Prioninse, Cer-
ambycinae, Aseminap, Lepturina^, Lamiinae and Disteniinae. The
Chrysomelidae are regarded as a superfamily.

Bostrichoidea. This series, comprising Ptinidae, Anobiidap, Bos-
trichida?, Psoida^, and Lyctidae, differs from the existing classifica-
tion only by the removal of the families Ciidae and Sphindid«.

Chrysomeloidea. Larval studies indicate the necessity of separat-
ing the Bruchidae and Chrysomelidae, as a superfamily, and of divid-
ing the latter into many families. Some have heretofore been recog-
nized as subfamilies, others are the result of recent studies, and
many are again subdivided; it is even stated that "when better
studied, the classification of the entire family Galerucidae will un-
questionably be changed." The families indicated by larval studies
are Bruchidae, Sagridae; Orsodacnidae, Donaciida^, Camptosomatidae,
Eumolpidae, Crioceridae, Chrysomelidfe, Galerucidae (divided into
Galerucinae, Diabroticinae, and Halticinas), Hispidae, and Cassididae.

Platystomoidea. In the division of the Rhynchophora by larval
characters the family Platystomidae becomes a superfamily divided
into two subfamilies Brachytarsinae and Choraginae.

Curculionoidea. The remainder of the Rhynchophora are divided
into Brentidae, Proterhinida^, Attelabidae, Apionidae, Curculionidae
(with Lissorhoptrinae as a subfamily), Calendridff, Platypodida^, and
Scolytida^. In regard to the latter it is stated that "the larvai of the
Curculionidae and Scolytidae cannot be separated. ' ' Belidae larva? are
unknown.

Finally the conspectus by Dr. Boving ends with the superfamily
Lymexyloidea for LymexylidiB and Telegeusidae, the larva of the
latter being unknoA\Ti. As far as known the larva of this superfamily
approaches in important characters those of Oedemeridae and
Calopidae, "but also greatly resembles the larval form of the ancient
suborder Archostemata." "The systematic position of this series
is uncertain."

As a final summary of this important contribution to the classi-
fication of the Coleoptera we note with satisfaction that, in its main

8 Introduction

features, the classification reached after nearly two centuries of
study of the adults is confirmed. The phylogeny of the order,
relieved of the supposition that all its families must be traceable to
a common ancestral type, becomes plainer as the morphology of the
larvffi displays the wide gaps between the three suborders Archoste-
mata, Adephaga, and Polyphaga. The difficulty of subdividing the
Polyphaga on characters drawn from the numlaer of tarsal joints,
or the form of the antennae, becomes lessened by the recognition of
three types of larvae, leptinid-staphylinoid, cucujoid, and byrrhoid,
by means of which the true relationship of heretofore baffling forms
may be indicated.

We congratulate Dr. Boving and his co-workers, F. C. Craig-
head, R. A. St. George, and others, in this country and abroad, on
the successful outcome of their patient research, aided by the inspir-
ing influence and learning of the late Dr. E. A. Schwarz. Even
more, perhaps, are the students of the classification of the Coleop-
tera to be congratulated on the guidance in their studies afforded
by Dr. Boving 's work. The task remains of reconciling the differ-
ences between the classification of the adults and that of the larvae.
In this supplement we are therefore content to indicate, through
this introduction, and by footnotes in the text, the alterations in the
classification which are probably needed.

It is a matter of regret that the work of P. de Peyerimhoff on
the Larvae of Coleoptera (Annales Soc. Ent. France, 1933) appeared
too late for its valuable comments on classification to be noticed in
these supplements.

"We thank the many students of North American Coleoptera who
have so willingly assisted us in our work, and it is a pleasure to
acknowledge for the printers, for the publisher, and for ourselves,
the assistance of Miss Ethel Olsen, by whom, practically without
error, the manuscript was typewritten.

Charles W. Leng
September 1, 1933. Andrew J. Mutchler

SECOND SUPPLEMENT
TO CATALOGUE OF COLEOPTERA
OF AMERICA, NORTH OF MEXICO

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO
DECEMBER 31, 1931

cicindelid;e

Blaisdell 25; Criddle 25; Knaus 25, 29; Horn 26, 28, 30; Dawson 28;
Davis 28, 29; Varas y Arangua 27, 28; Tanner 29.

In Cicindelidas, and throughou t this supplement, the numbering- in-
dicates our attitude towards the changes proposed. Numbers at left
hand margin of the page indicate changes adopted or unquestioned;
numbers indented from margin indicate changes that may not be
finally adopted when the group involved is restudied.

Cicindela **
44d. arida Davis 28-65 (syn. 29-100)
cyanocephala Varas 28-239

N. \\
militaris Varas 28-242 N. Y.
tanneri Knaus 29-47 Ut.
viridula Varas 27-173 Mass.
chamberlaini Knaus 25-182
Oreg.
63a. frosti Varas 27-174 So. Cal
69b. kansanus n. n. Knaus
27-24 and 30-79 for

45c.

45d.
47b.

53g.
59h.

St.
R. I.

R.fl.

violacea t
86g. colossea W.
52 a =r 52,

Amblycheila

2 a = 2. fide Horn 30

3 = race of 2, Horn 30
Omus *

4 a and 4 b = 4, fide Horn 30
5, 7, 9, 16, 17, 19 = races of 12, fide

Horn 30
20 = lesser race of 19, fide Horn 30
21, 22, 24 = races of 12,
24 a ^ lesser race of 17,

24 b := lesser race of 9,

25 = lesser race of 34,
27, 34 = races of 12,
15 is valid, fide Blaisdell 25
19 a is valid, fide Blaisdell 25

Cicindela **

39c. fletcheri Criddle 25-127 IMont.
39d. pigmento-signata W.H. 30-76

Tex.

* The names heretofore proposed in Omus, except those above referred to, are treated as
synonyms by Horn 30. His opinions (based in part upon studies of genitalia) may not be entirely
acceptable to American students, more familiar with the living beetles and their environment.

*• Horn 30 gives a check list in which the species considered valid are serially numbered, the
"larger races" are prefixed by Roman numerals, and the "lesser forms of these races" are desig-
nated by letters. The more important reductions in rank are:

43, 44, 45, 46 and 47 are made races of 42

SO is " " " 49

54, 55, and 56 are " " " 53

62 is 61

70 ' ' 69

82 " " " •' 81

109 508

A large number of varieties are also reduced to synonomy. These have resulted, he states, "froni
too much attention to the minute differences," and he adds, "I am inclined the other way." It
is possible that this inclination has, at least in some instances, resulted in errors.

Kan.

H. 26-169 Cal. Is.

fide Blaisdell 25-79
53 e', 59 h\ 61 c, 61 c', 61 c^ 65
are synonyms, fide Tanner 29

10

Carabid^

carabid;e

I^pouge OS, 24; Jeannel 20, 27, 28; Sloane 23; Van Dyke 24, 25,
26- Banninger 25, 28; Notman 25, 29; Blaisdell 25; Hopping 25;
Pall 26, 30; Darlington 26, 30; Hatch 26, 29, 30; Csiki 27; Breuning
27, 28; Benedict 27; Liebke 27, 28, 29, 30; Blatchley 28, 30; Barber 28;
Tanner 28; Lutshnik 29; Brown 30; Cooper 30; Bradley 30*.

Trachypachus

20680. slevini Van D. 25-111 Oreg.

Pemphus

Stenocantharus Gistl. fide Csiki
27, is the older name. According
to the same author 130 a, 132 a}
are good species, and 161b is a
variety of 163.

Carabus

166f. atlanticus Lapouge 24-191

St. Pierre Miquelon

175a. canadensis Lapouge 08-19

(see below) N. B.

166b. = granulatus L., fide Lapouge
24-190

According to Col. Cat. pars 91. by
Csiki, our species sylvosus belongs
in the subgenus Tanaocarabus
Reitt. 170b is treated as a syno-
nym, and the name Iherminieri Dej
is preferred for the variety hereto-
fore called finitimus Hald.
By the same authority serratus is
placed in subgenus Hemicarabus;
and limbatus and vinctus in a sub-
genus Lichnocarabus.

173a. georgise n. n. Csiki 27 for carina-
tus Dej.

Csiki also makes several changes
under tsedatus which with nemo-
ralis he places in a section Archi-
carabvis. These are:

169b. vancouvericus n. n. Csiki 27, for
bicolor Walk.

169g. canadicus Roeschke with gladiator
Heyden and canadensis Lapouge as
synonyms.

Calosoma, fide Breuning 28 [see also
Appendix A.]

183. in subg. Syncnlosoma

185. etc. in subg. Carahiosoma

184. in subg. Callistriga Mots.

186. etc. in subg. Carnegonia Lap. i. 1.

187. = 186 a

203. in subg. Blaptosoma

176. etc. in subg. Callitropa

188. = 186 a
18565. = 186 a

194b. = 186 a

195. =r lecontei Csiki n. n. for

lugubre II Lee.
197. in subg. Paracalosoma

204-207 in subg. Chrpsostrigma Kby.
204a. =204

Calosoma

204d. stellata Csy is valid

204b. = 204d

204c. = 204d

206a. = 206

206b. = 206

18566. = 206

207a. = 207 in subg. Tapisnothenes

207b. = 207

18567. = 207

18568. = 207

18569. = 207

Callisthenes treated as subg. by Breuning
212. = discors subsp. schaefferi n.

n. Breuning 28-80.
215. r= luxatum ab. striata n. n.

Breuning 28-86.
Elaphrus

231. horni Csiki 27-420 n. n. for viridis

Horn
227. synonymy reversed fide Csiki 27
iTrichelaphrus) Semen. 26-39
includes 229 and 233
{Elaphroterus Semen. 95-308)
includes 232 and

20681. parviceps Van D. 25-112

Alas.
Loricera Latr. 04-273

(Lorocera auct. et Csiki 27)
241a. considered valid by Casey is a

synonym, fide Csiki 27.
241b. sierse Van D. 25-113 Cal.
? congesta Mann. 53-121

is valid, fide Csiki 27. Alas.

Pachyteles

20682. beyeri Notm. 19-255 L. Cal.

Notiophilus

254. obscuratus n. n. Fall. 26-125 for
obscurus II
? cribrilaterus Mots. 64-193
fide Csiki 28 N. Am.

Nebria

206a3. riversi Van D. 25-115 Cal.
206S4. schwarzi Van D. 25-116

Alta.

20685. piperi Van D. 25-117 Wash. B.C.

20686. meanyi Van D. 25-118 Wash.

20687. spatulata Van D. 25-119

Cal.

20688. lyelli Van D. 25-120 Cal.

20689. crassicornis Van D. 25-121

Wash.

20690. moesta Lee. 50-209 is valid,
fide Fall 26-125

• Jeannel has monographed the Trechini, adding generic subdivisions; Notman hns treated
Pseudomorphids as a family; Breuning has subdivided Calosoma. On the other hand, Sloane has
consolidated some tribes previously recognized, and Bradley has simplified the divisions of Ptero-
stichini and Harpalinae proposed by Casey. For Dr. Boving's results, based on larval studies, see
Introduction.

Carabid^

11

20691. vandykei Banninger 28-5

Wash. -Colo.
20G02. paradisi Darlington 31-24

Wash,
vandykei || Darlington 30-lOi

20693. aleuta Van D. 24-5 Alas.
Csiki. Col. Cat. 97 (1928) separates
under subg. Nebriola K. Dan. 263,
2G4. 265, 266, and 293.

He also places bifaria as a good
species, and indicates as synonyms
276b = 276a, 1S59S = 285. 291
= 278?

282a is placed as a variety of 276.
18597 also as a variety of 276.
Nebria and Leistus ( = Leistidiu.s
K. Dan.) are both treated as sub-
genera of Pelophila.

Metrius
299a. planatus Van D. 25-122

Cal.

Dyschirius

20694. criddlei Fall 25-309 Man.

20695. desertus Fall 25-310 Cal.

20696. secretus Fall 26-130 Alas.
18607. belongs in Clivina,

fide Blatch. 30-46.
Clivina

20697. calif ornica Van D. 25-124

Cal.
18607. floridae n.n. Csiki 27 for

dissimilis ll Blatch.
Schizogenius

20698. pygmseus Van D. 25-125

Cal.
In the tribe Scaritini, divided into sub-
tribes Pasimachina, Ardistomina and
Scaritina, Csiki 27 makes many changes,
as follows:

305. laterisulcatus Sturm Cat. Kaf. 1826,

p. 182 is added as synonym.
313. punctulatus Lee. nee
Hald. 48-146 is added
as synonym.
? missuricus Gistl. 1820 Neue wirbel-
lose Tiere 1857-27 Mo.

316. added .synonyms: spinipes Sulz.
and subterreus Bon.

317. added synonyms: distinctus Hald.,
ephialtes Lee, intermedius Lee.

? Scarites gagates Bon.

Mem. Acad. Turin 1813, p. 475
N. Am.
? Scarites glabratus Bon.

Mem. Acad. Turin 181.X p. 467.
Am.
? Clivina brevicollis Putz. 66-155
? Am.
367. ef. 18606 and contraeta Foureroy
Ent. Paris ]8&o, p. 50.
18605. belongs in Clivina

Some of the.«ie, at least, may require
further investigation.
Nomius

This genus, also Psydrus and
Morion, are placed in the tribe
Pterostichini by Bradley, following
Sloane 23. The change is doubt-
fully recorded, though adopted also
by Csiki.

Asapiiidion

20699. flavipes L. 61-750, fide
Notman 29-177; and
Cooper 30-21 L. I.

Bembidion

20700. laehnophoroidee Dar-
lington 26-34 AJta.

20701. vandykei Csiki 28-163
coeruleseens II Van D. 25-65

Cal.

20702. utahensis Van D. 25-66

Ut.

20703. weesi Hatch, 30-11 Okla.

20704. yukonum Fall 26-131 Yukon

20705. mckinleyi Fall 26-132 Alas.

20706. concurrens Fall 26-134 Alas.

20707. picipes $ auct. = plagiatum Zimm.,
fide Fall 26-133

686, viridicolle has precedence

624 is not a synonym of 641, fide

Blais. 25-79

756 = 767 ? Fall 26-133

(Peryphus)

20708. mackinaeensis Hatch 20-135

Mich,
intermedium % auct. = rapidum
Lee, fide Fall 26-133
rupicola Kby. is valid, fide Fall
26-133

lucidum Lee. = rupicola Kby., fide
Fall. 26-133

grapi % N. Am. auct. = picipes
Kby., fide Fall 26-133
{Parahracteon Notman 29-157)

20709. tuberculatum Notman 29-157

Mich.

Csiki 28 introduces new subgenera

as follows:

Chrysobracton Net. 14-166 for 408-

419.

Eurytrachelus Mots. 50-15 " 438,

439, 18616

Plataphodes Ganglb. 92-52 " 503

and ventricosum Mots. 50-11
Alas.

Trepanedoris politum

Mots. 45-29 Cal.

Csiki also records new names as

follows:
752. reliquum n. n. Csiki 28

for relictum Csy.
755. roosvelti Pic 02-71 n. n.

for perconcinnum Blais.

Tachys

Csiki 28 submerges under this name
all the genera into which Casey
divided the old genus. The follow-
ing new names for preoccupied
names result in part from this
course:
813. unionis n. n. Csiki for laetifica

Csy. nee Bates
847. latalatus n. n. Csiki for lati-

pennis Hayw. nee. Sharp

12

Carabid^

Tachys

852, pallidiuscvdus n. n. Csiki for
pallescens Csy. nee Bates

881. uniostriolatus n. n. Csiki for
unistriatus Csy. nee Putz. nee
Reitt.

887. trechoides n. n. Csiki for
trechiformis Hayw. nee Jor-
dan.
Patroboidea Van D. 25-67

20710. rufa Van D. 25-67 Wash.

Diplous Mots. Kaf. Russl. 1850, p. 10.

(Platidius Chaud.) fide Csiki 28

Trechus *

910. chalybaeus Dej.

californicus Mots,
tahoensis Csy.
910a. utahensis Schffr,

20711. coloradensis Schffr. 15-48
? saxatiUs Csy.

909. apicalis Mots.
909a. micans Lee.

fulvus Lee. nee Dej.
rubens Horn nee Fab.
borealis Schffr.
puritanus Csy.
brumalis Csy.
rhodensis Csy.
pallescens Csy.
canadensis Putz. 71-160

Pseudanophthalmus Jeannel 20-154

20716. engelhardti Barber 28-195

Tenn.
921. eremita Horn
tenuis Horn

20717. barberi Jeannel 28-132 Ky.

QMyas

( ? = Trigonognatha Mots. 57-25,
fide Bradley 30-26 and Csiki.)

Kamchatka

909b.

Nfld.-Can.

911. ovipennis Mots.
Isevigatus Lee.

20712. conformis Jeannel 27-188

Cal.

912. pomonse Fall.

914. arizonse Schffr.

915. hydropicus Horn

omit flavipes Kby. = 2171

913. carolinse Schffr.

20713. vandykei n. n. Jeannel 28-791
ruficollis || Van D. 26-66

Microtrechus Jeannel 27-585

20714. vandykei Jeannel 27-587

N. C.
Neapliaenops Jeannel 20-154

918. tellkampfi Er.

Pseudanophthalmus Jeannel 20-154
920. menetriesi Mots,
ventricosus Mots,
angiilatus Lee.

919. striatus Mots,
interstitialis Hubb.

923. pubescens Horn

924. audax Horn

925. horni Garman
922. pusio Horn

20715. hubbardi Barber 28-196

Va.

Pterostichus **

945. cf. Van D. 25-69

20718. nig-rocseruleus Van D. 25-70

Wash.-Cal.

20719. beyeri Van D. 25-71 Mont.

20720. fall! Van D. 25-73 Cal.

20721. termitiforms Van D. 25-74

Oreg-.

20722. lanei Van D. 25-76 Wash.

20723. rufofemoralis Van D. 26-113

Alas.

20724. paeificus Van D. 26-114

Wash.
937. is placed in subg-. Peryphes.
957. alg-idus Lee. is valid.
964. lecontellus n. n. for longulus

Lee. nee Reiehe.
991. contractus Lee. is valid,
castanipes || Men. nee Kby.
1006. rejectus Lee (1005) is a

synonym.
1010. idahoe n. n. for elongatus
jSchffr. nee Duft. nee Chaud.

1017. oreg-onis n. n. for longieoUis
Lee. nee Duft.

1018. fugiens n. n. for fugax Csy.
nee Moraw.

1020. fenyesi n. n. for ovieollis
Schffr. nee Mots, nee Reitt.
Under Anaferonia Csiki adds
evanescens Csy. 18-343.
It occurs in Mexico not U. S.
Fortax Mots, antedates Ferestria
Leng.
1082. dejeanellus n. n. for morio

Dej. nee Duft.
1110. sayanus n. n. for obscura
Say nee Dej.
1114a. aleutorum Lut. 14-427 n.n.
for brevicollis Tsch. nee Lee.

1116. synonymy reversed and var.
rugifer Tseh. added.

1117. globicollis n. n. for rotundi-
eollis Mann, nee Duft.

1124. frigidus Dej. is valid sp.
1126. fuseo-aeneus Chd. is valid

sp. fatuus is syn.
1143. ochoticus and arctieus Sahib.

are syn.

* The arrangement of the species heretofore placed in Trechus and Anophthalmus follows the
work of Jeannel; he has separated them from the Pogonini, and has treated them as a subfamily.
Dr. Boving also separates them from Pogonini, but as a tribe of subfamily Bembidiinae.

** The treatment of Pterostichus by Csiki 30 submerges the allied genera of our American
catalogues as subgenera or as sections of Pterostichus s. str. A number of specific names are
thus brought into conflict. The changes given above are therefore proposed by Csiki; many of
them, however, will be unnecessary if our generic divisions are .retained.

Carabid^

13

Pterostichus

According to Csiki:
1149. caseyi n. n. for breviusculus

Csy. nee Sahib.
In Cryobius and elsewhere the
species described by Motschulsky
and other authors, heretofore un-
recogTiized are treated as valid, ex-
cept the following:

texicola n.n.

for texanus Mots, nee Lee.
1152. is syn. of diplophyrus Chd.

76-42

1156. add atratus Lee. 63-140 to
synonymy.

1157. add connexus Chd. 76-44 to
synonymy.

1161. add cupreonitens Sturm. 43-

23 to synonymy.
1163. coloradensis n. n. for bi-

color Lee. nee Arragona.
1168. substrenuus n.n. for

strenuus Lee. nee Panz.

1173. is placed in subg.
Metamelanius

1174. to 1176 are placed in subg.
Melanius

1177. ohionis n. n. for purpuratus
Lee. nee Herr.

1181. is in subg. Pseudargutor
and is called leconteianum
Lut. which name is else-
where cited as synonym of
nitidus Kby.

1182. to 1187 are placed in subg.
Americomaseus n. n. 1930
for Micromaseus Csy.

nee Desbr. apparently con-
flicting with Omaseulus Lut.
published 1929,

Anilloferonia Van D. 26-115

20725. testacea Van D. 26-116 Wash.

Evarthrus

20726. carolinensis Csiki 30
montanus |1 Van D. 26-116
nee Mots N. C.

20727. lodingi Van D. 26-118 Ala.
1075a. alabamse Van D. 26-118 Ala.

Omaseulus n.n. Lutshnik 29-5

(Micromaseus || Csy. nee Desbr.)
Bothriopterus

According to Csiki:
20729. etommixtus Chd. 50-135 Alas.

Platysmatus Lutshnik 29-5

( = Pseudargutor Csy.
Pseudolagarus Lut.)
1181. nitidum Kby., type

leconteianum Lut. and erythropus
Dej. are synonyms of 1181.

Loxandrus

1230. blatchleyi n. n. Csiki for
brunneus Blatch. nee Sloane

Oxycrepis Reiche 43-78

(Stolonis Mots. 65-230 fide Csiki)

Curtonotus

20730. consueta FaJl. 26-135 Alas.

20731. imperfectus Brown 30-232

Que.

The following new names are proposed
by Csiki, who treats Celia, Acrodon, Bra-
dytus, Curtonotus, Trisena, etc., as sub-
genera of Amara:

1415. lecontei n. n. for polita Lee.

nee Chd.
1424. haywardi n. n. for parviceps

Hayw. nee Putz.
1426. amerieana n. n, for brun-

nipes Mots, nee Letzn.
1327. horni n. n. for femoralis

Horn, nee Dej. nee Letzn.
1350. subaenescens n. n. for sub-

laevis Lee. nee Sturm nee

Steph.

20732. jucunda n. n. for impunctata Putz.
67-170 nee Letzn. U. S.

20733. purpurascena Mots. 59'VS2

Cal.

1335. is syn. of brunnea Gyll. and

belongs in subg. Acrodon.
1270. putzeysiana n. n. for

putzeysi Horn nee Fairm.
18720. maxwelli changed to
maxwellianus
1249. is synonym of 1250
Curtonotus is spelled Cyrtonotus
by Csiki.

A number of heretofore unrecog-
nized names are treated as valid
and some changes in synonymy are
made; also

alaskana n. n. is proposed
for angustata Sahib.

Zezea Csiki n.n.

(Trisena || Lee. nee Hubner)

Bembus

20734. angusticollis Blateh 28-61

Fla.

Bhadine

20735. longicoUis Benedict 27-44

N. Mex.

Platynus

20736. prognathus Van D. 26-119

Ga.
(Anchomeri'us)
1523. ab. syracusensis Hatch 26-247

N. Y.

Colpodes

20737. rufiventris Van D. 26-120

Ariz.

Ant'honoderus

1607. schaefferi n. n. Liebke 28-128
unicolor || Schffr. nee Chaud.

14

HALIPLlDiE

CoUiunis Latr. 17-179 *

{Casnonia Latr. 22-77)

(Odacanthella Liebke 30-658, type

1612)
1612b. suturalis Chaud. is valid,

fide Liebke

1613 and 1614 also belong here.
Galerita
1620b. ahasverus n. n. Liebke 29-297

intermedia || Csy. nee Fairm.

caseyi || Liebke 28-129
Pseudaptinus

2073S. oviceps Van D. 26-121 Cal.
Thalpius

20739. microcephalus Van D. 26-122

Cal.
Axinopalpus

20740. utahensis Tanner 28-270

Ut.
Cymindis

19027. tarda n. n. Liebke 27-104
sinuata || Csy. nee Reiche

19028. caseyi n. n. Liebke 27-104
alternans || Csy. nee Ramb.

Zacotus

20741. subopacus R. Hopping 25-206

B. C.
Harpalus

20742. pacificus Fall 26-136 Alas.

20743. washingtoniensisVan D. 26-123

Wash.

20744. martini Van D. 26-124 Cal.

Dicheirus

20745. blaisdelli Van D. 26-125 Cal.

Tacliycellus

(Triliarthrus Csy. based upon in-
consequential differences, fide Fall
30-251)

20746. frosti Fall 30-251 Mass.

20747. tibialis Kby. is distinct,

fide Fall 30-251 Mass.

E. Can.
2161 differs little from 2159
2ia5 differs little from 2164
2l66 is a Stenocellus,
fide Fall 30-252

PSEUDOMORPHIDiiE

Newman 40, Horn 67, Notman 25

Pseudomorpha

20748. falli^ Notman 25-15 So. Cal.

20749. hubbardi Notman 25-15 Ariz.

20750. tenebroides^ Notman 25-16

Ariz.

20751. alutacea^ Notman 25-17 N. Mex.
20T52. vicina Notman 25-17 So.Cal.Nev.
20753. Vandyke!^ Notman 25-18

Ariz.

Pseudomorpha

20754. consanguinea Notman 25-18

So. Cal.

Ariz.

20755. vindicata^ Notman 25-19

Ut.

20756. champlaini Notman 25-20

Ariz. Cal.

20757. schwarzi^ Notman 25-21

Ariz.

OMOPHRONIDiiE

This family is treated by Csiki 27 as a tribe Omopnronini with follow-
ing synonymy: 2284c (= 22S4d), 2293 (= s'onorse Csy. 97-304),
2285 (= 2286, 2291, 2292), 2295 (= 2296). The family is recognized
by Dr. Boving.

AMPHIZOrD;E

Amphizoa

2281. lecontei Matth.
planata Van D.
and 27-197

20758. striata Van D. 27-197 Wash.

27-98

Alta.

haliplid;e

Brychius

20759. albertanus Carr 28-23 Alta.

20760. pacificus Carr 28-24 Cal.

Haliplus

cf. subg. Paraliaphlus Guignot
30-74 for H. triopsis Aub6.

Peltodytes

2332. is valid, fide Blatch. 30-38.

* A rearrangement of the genera heretofore included in Anchonoderini, Odacanthini and Egini
is proposed by Sloane 23 and is apparently adopted in Bradley's Manual. Dr. Boving's work on
the larvae may require revision of their results.

Gyrinid.5:

15

NOTERIDiZE

The genera Noterus, Hydrocanthus, and Canthydrus, the larvae of which
have fossorial legs, are placed in the family Noteridse by Dr. Boving.

Cantliydrus

207C1. floridanus is valid, fide
30-38.

Blatch.

Hydrocanthus

20762. similator Zimm. 28-1G5 Cal. Mass.

DYTISCIDiZE

Blatchley 25; Fall 26, 27, 28; Wallis 26; Hatch 28; Gellermann 28;
Darlington 28; Zimmermann 28; Brown 30; Carr 30; Bradley 30.*

Bidessus

2390e. microreticulatus Hatch 28-219

:Mich.Wash.
Coelambus

20763. borealis Fall. 26-137 Alas.

20764. dentiger Fall 27-136 Alta.

20765. bruesi Fall 28-64 Nev.

20766. columbianus Brown 30-87

B. C.

20767. quebencensis Brown 30-2-34

Que.

20768. thermarum Darlington 28-1

Nev.
2407a. Winnipeg Wallis 26-90 Man.
2424a. lineellus Gellermann 28-64

Wash.

Hydroporus

20769.
20770.
20771.
20772.
20773.

20774.
20775.

20776
20777.
19201b

yukonensis Fall 26-138 Yukon
alaskanus Fall 26-139 Alas,
recticollis Fall 26-140 Alas,
falli Blatch. 25-162 Fla.
uniformis Blatch. 25-162

Fla.
brumal is Brown 30-235 Que.
brodei Gellermann 28-63

Wash.
(Oreodytes)

rainieri Hatch 28-220 Wash,
kincaidi Hatch 28-221 Wash.
. angustior Hatch 28-221

Wash.

A^abus

kenaiensis Fall 26-141 Alas,
gelidus Fall 26-142 Alas,
smith i Brown 30-88 B. C.
bryanti Carr 30-278 Yukon
pseudoconfertus Wallis 26-90

Man.
palustris Wallis 26-92 Man.
(Gaurodytes)
ilybiiformis Zimm. 28-176

Cal.

20778.
20779.
20780.
20781.

20782.

20783.

207&i.

Ilybius

20785. incarinatus Zimm. 28-181

111.
2592. validity doubtful Fall 27-281
2599. validity doubtful Fall 27-281
2598. = fenestralis Say Fall 27-281

Rhantus

20786. hubbelli Hatch 28-222 Okia,
2616a. ab. immaculatus Hatch 28-223

Alas.

Graphoderes

2661. = zonatus Hope 95-33,
fide Hatch 28-229.

2662. = 2661, fide Hatch 28-229

GYRINIDiZE

Wallis 26; Ochs 27, 29; Chamberlin 29; Blatchley 30; Hatch 26, 27, 29.

Dineutus (^ Dineutes)
2680. = assimilis Kby (americanus || ),
fide Ochs 27-39

20787. amazonicus' Hatch 30-16

Ark.
2671 = ciliatus Forsberg 21-312
fide Hatch 30-17
GjTinus

20788. hatchi Wallis 26-93 Mich.

Gyrinus

20789. dubius Wallis 26-93 Nfld.

20790. gehringi Chamberlain 29-247

N. H.

2697. is a good species fide Wallis 26-50,
disputing synonymy stated in first
Suppl.

2698. cf. Zimm. 26-97

• Bradley's Manual, following Zimmermann, makes some changes in classification by which
Vatellinse and Cybistrinac are reduced to tribes, Agabetini and Coptotomini are combined respec-
tively with Copelatini and Colymbetini, and the tribal name Celinini is altered to Methlini. The
results of Dr. Boving's studies differ.

16

Brathinid^
HELOPHORIDiiE *

Helophorus

20791. aquaticus L. 61-461,

fide Darlington 27-174 Me. Mass.

Helophorus

20792. needhami D'Orch. 29-79

N. Y.
2746. linearis Lee.

pallens Csy., syn. fide D'Orch. 29-89

hydrochid;e *

Hydrochus

20793. equicarinatus Blatch. 28-62

Fla.

Hydrochus

20794. currani Brown 29-108 Ont.

hydrophilid;e *

Fall 26. 30; Winters 26, 27; Darlington 27; Blatchley 28; D'Orchymont
28, 29; Brown 29.

Hydrophilus

In the 1920 catalogue, 2789, 2790, 2791
were placed in Hydrous, following Zim-
mermann. The researches of Mr. Mutchler
indicate that this was an error. See 3rd
Supplement.

Tropisternus

20795. mexicanus Cast. 40-54

fide Hatch 30-22 Okla.

20796. quadristriatus Horn is
valid, fide Fall 30-238 Mass.

2802. sublaevis Lee.

(Ga.?)

Neb.

Hydrobius

2810. synonymy should be reversed,
fide Winters 26.

Sperchopsis

genus valid, fide D'Orch. Cat. In-
dian Ins. 28-93

cf. Hydrocyclus Sharp, fide Winters
26

Crenitulus Winters 26-54
2817 type

Anacaena

2814. = limbata Fab. 92-82
fide Winters 26.
19269. = bipustulatus Marsh., denied by
Fall i. litt.

20797. globulus Payk. 98-188

fide Winters 26 Conn.

Enochrus

19274. sublongus Fall. n. n. 26-125.
elongatulus || Fall 24-85
2839. = sellse Sharp 82-75,
fide Winters 27-24

20798. nigrellus Sharp 82-68
fide Winters 27-24 Cal.

Helobata

2856. = striata Brulle 38-58, fide Win-
ters 27-25

brathinid;e

The genus Brathinus, following Casey is associated with Omaliinse
by Bradley 30-64; Forbes 26-67 and 26-113 found resemblance in wing
folding to Scaphidiidae and retained the family name. The larva is
still unknown.

• According to larval characters, Helophorus and Hydrochus must be ranked as families of
Hydrophiloidea. By the larval characters also, Limnebius, Ochthebius and Hydraena are removed
from Hydrophilidae to form a family Limnebiidse in Staphylinoidea.

SlLPHID.^

17

SILPHID^ *

Portevin 24, 25, 26; Hatch 25. 27, 29; Fall 25-26-27; Van Dyke 28;
Brown 28, 30; Bradley 30.

Hatch 27, p. 341 following Portevin, defines subspecific variations

as follows:

1. correlated with geographical distribution = subspecies;

2. variations in color pattern = aberration;

3. variation in sculpture and color of pubescence = variety;

4. variation in the general pigmentation of the exoskeleton = accident.

The use tof the term "aberration" in this restricted sense, is not in
accord with the older dictionaries, but may come to be generally ac-
cepted. We have not numbered the names thus designated by their

authors.

Nicrophorus ( = Necrophorus)

(Necrocharis Port. 23-68)
2909. carolinus L.

ab. floridae Hatch 27-364

N. C. Fla.
ab. krautwurmi Hatch 27-364

Fla.
ab. lunulatus Hatch 27-364

N. Mex.
ab. nebraskse Hatch 27-364

Meb. Kan.
2909a, 2909b, and 2910 are only
aberrations
(Nicrophorus s. str.)

2914. marginatus Fab.

ab. sanjuanse Hatch 27-362

Colo. Wis.
N. Y.
ab. engelhardti Hatch 27-362

So. Cal.
ab. leachi Hatch 27-362

Cal.
ab. cordiger Port. 24-84 N. Y. Ark.
20799. hybridus Hatch and Angel! 25-216

Man.-N. J.
van minnesotianus* Hatch 27-5

Minn.

2915. obscurus Kby.

ab. discontinuus Hatch 27-362

Ut.
ab. ruber Hatch 27-362 Oreg. Wis.

2916. guttulus Mots.

ab. punctatus Hatch 27-360

Cal.
ab. shastae Hatch 27-360

Cal.
ab. hypomerug Hatch 27-361

Cal.
ab. sanfranciscse Hatch 27-361

Cal.
ab. kuschei Hatch 27-361

Cal.
ab. lajollse Hatch 27-361

Cal.

Nicrophorus

2916b and 2916c reduced to
aberrations

2916a. hecate Bland

ab. wallisi Hatch 27-361

B.C. -N. Mex.
ab. californise Hatch 27-361

Cal.
ab. intermedius Hatch 27-361
(Angell i. litt.) Oreg. Nev.

ab. disjunctus Port. 24-85
ab. woodgatei Hatch 27-361

N. Mex. Colo,
ab. phoenix Hatch 27-361

Ariz. -Colo,
ab. novamexicse Hatch 27-361

N.Mex.-Cal.
ab. rubripennis Port. 24-85

N.Mex.-Cal.
ab. rubrissimus Hatch 27-362

Colo,
ab. immaculosis Hatch 27-362

Cal.

2917. = germanicus L. ab. bipunctatus
Kr., fide Hatch 27-355

2918. pustulatus Hersch.

ab. coloradensis Hatch 27-359
Colo.

ab. noveboracensis Hatch 27-359
N. Y.

ab. fasciatus Port. 24-86

Que. -Fla.

ab. unicolor Port. 24-80 La.

2918b. investigator Zett. subsp. nigritus
Mann. var. ruficornis Mots.
Bull. Mosc, JLII. 1869-352
Cal.

2918c. investigator Zett.

subsp. maritimus Gu6r.

Icon. Regne. Anim. 1829, p. 60.

Japan-B.C.
melsheimeri Kby.
ab. martini Hatch 27-358

B. C.

18

SlLPHID^

Nicrophorus

ab. clarencei Hatch 27-358

B. C.
ab. sitkenensis Hatch 27-358

Sitka, B. C.
ab. massetti Hatch 27-358

B. C.
ab. grahami Hatch 27-358

B. C.
ab. charlotte! Hatch 27-358

B. C.
ab. particeps Fisch.
Bull. Mosc. XVII, 1844, p. 139.

Sitka, B. C.
var. variolosus Port. 24-149

9

ab. intermedius Reitt. 95-327

B.C.-N.Mex.

ab. jamezi Hatch 27-358

N. Mex.

Mont.

ab. lutescens Port. 24-150

Ariz.N.Mex.

2919b. defodiens Mann.

pygrneeu.s Kby. and hebes Kby.
ab. humeralis Hatch 27-7

N. J.-Alb.
ab. ruber Hatch 27-35(5 Mich.
ab. nicolayi Hatch 27-356

N. B. Me.
ab. oregonensia Hatch 27-356

Or^g'.
ab. nunenmacheri Hatch 27-356

B. C. Cal.
ab. binotatus Port. 26-2.36

Cal.
ab. lateralis Port. 03-330

Wash. Cal.
ab. pacificse Hatch 27-356

Cal.
ab. g-aig-ei Hatch 27-356

Wash.Oreg.
ab. conversator Walk. Cal. Oreg.
ab. kadjakensis Port. 26-236

Alas,
ab. mannerheimi Port. 24-293

Cal.

2920. tomentosus Web.

ab. communis Hatch 27-363

L. I.
ab. elong-atus Hatch 27-363

Colo,
ab. angustefasciatus Port. 25-165-
170 ?

ab. splendens Hatch 27-363
. Ariz,
ab. brevis Hatch. 27-363

Man.
var. au rig-aster Port. 25-165

20800. vespillo L. 58-359

fide Hatch 27-363 quoting Portevin
Neb. Penn.

Silpha *

(Philas Port, a subgenus, fide
Hatch 27-344)
includes 2921

(Necrodes Leach a subgenus in-
cluding Protonecrodes Port.)
includes 2922 and ? ab. bizonatus
Port, from So. Cal.
{Thanatophihis a subgenus cred-
ited to Samouelle by Hatch 27)
includes 2923, 2924, 2925

2923a. caudata Say, valid fide Hatch

Cal.
(Oiceoptoma Leach a subgenus
fide Hatch )
includes 2926, 2927

2926a. rugulosa Port. Ga. Fla.

ace. bicolorata Hatch 27-343

N. Y. N. J.
(Blitophaga Reitt. a saibigenixs
fide Hatch)
includes 2930, 2931
(Heterosilpha Port. 26-83)
includes 2929

20801. asnescens Csy. valid

fide Hatch 27-344 Cal.

{Necrophila Kby. including Nec-
robora Port. 26-86)
includes 2928
2928a. affinis Kby.

ace. brunnipennis Hatch 27-344

Md.
(Oxelytrum Gistel)
? discicollis Br, a single specimen
from So. Cal.

Apteroloma Hatch 27-12
type 2936

Pteroloma **

20802. tahoeca Fall 27-136 Cal.

20803. arizonica Van D. 28-24

Ariz.

* Two specimens of S. tyrolensis Laich. ab. nigrita Crcntz labeled "Ka." are mentioned by
Hatch 27-345.

** This genus, fide Van Dyke 28-19, belongsi in the tribe Lyrosomini; but is placed by many
authors in Omaliinje. ^

StaphyliniD/t:

19

LEIODID^E **

Hatch 27, 29; Bradley 30.

Hydnobius

20804. lug-g-eri Hatch 27-18 Alas.

Anoffdus

20805. lug-geri Hatch 27-17 Minn.

Leiodes Latr.

{Anisotoma of 1920 Cat.)

20806. canadensis Brown 28-141

Sask. Man.

20807. oklahomensis' Brown 28-142

Okla.
(Ecarinosphaenila Hatch 29-2)
type 3011

Anisotoma

(Leiodes of 1920 Cat.)
(Oreosphaerula Gang-lb. 99-209)
includes 3025, 3010 and

20808. puritana Fall 25-310 Mass.

20809. fusciclava Fall 25-3:11 Cal.

Agathidium

20810. maculosum Brown 28-145

B. C.

20811. canadensis Brown 30-89

B. C.
Dissochaetus Reitt. 84-39
2963. oblitus Lee.

21)55 = Sciodrepa fumatus Spence,
fide Hatch 27-15

scydivlzenid;!E

Euconnus

20812. longiceps Fall 26-144 Alas.

Scydinaenus

20813. adjutor Fall 26-144

Alas.

ORTHOPERIDiZE

Corylophodes

20814. flavo-ocellus Blatch.

27-139
Fla.

Orthoperus

6476 belongs here, fide Leng 26-285
20815. seneocollis Blatch. 27-139

Fla,

STAPHYUNID/E

Benick 21, 25, 28; Van Dyke 24; Notman 25; Jacobs 25; Mann 25;

Fall 26, 30; Wendeler 27, 28; Chapin 28; Bernhauer 28; Hellen 28;

Chamberlin and Ferris 29; Hatch and Ortenburger 30.

Holotrochus

20816. pajvulus Chapin 28-66

La.

20817. arizonicus Chapin 28-66

Ariz.

Thoracophorus

20818. fletcheri Wendeler 27-5

Anthobiutn

20819. frosti Bernh. 28-40

N. Y.

Cal.

Geodromicus

20820. rufipennis^ Van D. 24-16

Alas.
Troirophloeus

20S21. alaskanus Fall 26-146 Alas.
20822. teres Fall 26-146 Alas.

Bledius
3623. falli Wendeler 28-208
= philadelphicus Fall

*• The species following 2942 are here incIvuJed. They are divided by Hatch into subfamilies
Catopina: (2945-2969), Colonins (2970-298-1), Bathvciins (2943-2944), and Leiodinae (= Anisotominse).
The last named is divided into tribes Leiodini (2985-3014), and Agathidnni (3015-3045). (>tops
replaces Choleva, Leiodes and Anisotoma are interchanged. Further changes are made by Hatch
in 1933, too late for inclusion.

20

Ptiliid;e

Osorius

20823. parviceps Notman 25-12

Fla.

20824. brevipennis Notman 25-14

Ariz.

20825. variolatus Notman 25-17

Ariz.

20826. difficilis Notman 25-17

Ariz.
Stenus
3731. = difficilis Csy., fide Benick 21-192
tenuis || Csy. nee Rey.
tricuspidatus Benick 21-192
simplex || Csy. nee Rey

20827. bigruttatus L. 61-851

fide Benick 25-73 Tenn.

ftxasperatus Benick 25-73

Mont. B.C.
torus' Benick 25-80 Id.
g-ibbicollis Sahib. 80-80
fide Benick 25-77 Wash,

limatulus Benick 28-50

Va.

20832. personatus Benick 28-52

N. C.

20833. frigidus Fall 26-59 Alas.

20834. exploratus Fall 20-61 Alas.
3770a. atomarius Csy., valid

fide Benick 25-75
3782. mammops Csy., valid

fide Benick 25-78
3795. ageus Csy., valid

fide Benick 25-78
3837. reconditus Csy., valid

fide Benick 25-80

3744.

20828.

20829.
20830.

20831.

Dianous

3857. chalybseus Lee, valid fide Benick
Euaesthetus

20835. pacificus Fall 26-62 Alas.

20836. subviridipennis Bernh. 28-38

Mass.

20837. marionensis Bernh. 28-40

Mass.

20838. g-ang-lbaueri Bernh. 28-39

Mich.
Lathrobium

20839. sollicitum Fall 26-147 Alas.

20840. sewardi Fall 26-148 Alas.
Astenus

20841. fletcheri Wendeler 27-6

N. Y.
Philonthus

20842. septentrionis Fall 26-149

Yukon

20843. fraternus FaU 26-149 Yukon

20844. ovaliceps Fall 30-253

N. H. Mass. Va.

20845. bernardensis Fall 30-253

So. Cal.

20846. oklahomensis» Hatch 30-12

Okla.
Diaulota

(= Amblapusa Csy. fide
Chamberlin and Ferris 29-155)

Acrotona

5534 belongs here, fide Hell^n
28-13, with 5626 as synonym

Cordalia n.n. Jac'obs 25-82

(Cardiola || Rey. nee Broderip.)

Aoamatoxenus Mann 25-76 (to follow
Myllsena ?)

20847. suavis Mann 25-76 )So. Cal.

PSELAPHIDiiE

Batrisodes

6217. author should be

Blatch. 10-326
Rybaxis
20848. obliquedens Fall 27-222

Pa.

Rybaxis

20849. geminata Fall 27-225 Pa.

20850. transversa Fall 27-223 Mass.

20851. arkansana Fall 27-226 Ark.

gnostid;e

Gnostus Westw. 55-90
20852. floridanus Blatch. 30-111

Fla.

ptiliid;e

Ptenidium

20853. calif ornicus Psota and Ray 29-119

Cal.

Nephanes

20854. rugulodorsus Hatch 27-265

la.

Phengodid;e
SPHiiERIIDiiE

6476 belongs in Orthoperus

21

HISTERID^

Hatch 26, 29; Brown 28.

Hister

6571a. albertensis Hatch 26-27o

Alta.
6571b. carri Hatch 26-276 Alta.

19437 = subsp. of 6571,

fide Hatch 29-76

20855. jaquesi Hatch 29-76 la.

20856. laevicaudoides Hatch 29-77

Kan.

Psiloscelis

20857. carri Hatch 26-273 Alta.

Hetaerius

20858. carri Hatch 26-276 Alta.

Saprinus

20859. cynomysi Brown 28-89 Okla.

20860. carri Hatch 26-272 Alta. -Colo.
6827. ab. oreg-onensoides Hatch 29-78

Cal.
ab. distenguendoides Hatch 29-78

Mich,
ab. sejunctoides Hatch 29-78

la.

Saprinus

6831. ab. pseudosejunctoides Hatch
29-78 Cal.

ab. pseudosejunctus Hatch 29-78

Wash.

ab. leconteoides Hatch 29-78

Colo.

6831a and 6831c reduced to

aberrations

6829. ab. profusoides Hatch 29-79

Mich.-Ohio
6830 reduced to aberration
6836. ab. semisulcus Hatch 29-79

Mich. O. La.
(Hj/pocaccus Thorns.)

20861. eriensis Hatch 29-80 Mich. Ohio

20862. ontarioensis Hatch 29-80

Ont.

20863. ohioensis Hatch 29-80 Mich.

20864. michiganensis Hatch 29-80

Mich.

20865. jaquesi Hatch 29-81 Iowa

20866. propensoides Hatch 29-81

Cal.
(Pachylopus Er-)
6901. palmatus Say

ab. dimidiatipennis Lee, fide Hatch

LYCID^E

Plateros

Plateros

20867. columbiensis Brown 29-108

6944. ab. humeralis Hatch 30-23

B. C.

Okla.

lampyrid;e

Photinus

20868. Ignitus Fall 27-208

Mass. N. Y.
Pa.

20869. ablucens Fall 27-209 111.

20870. granulatus Fall 27-209 Kan.

20871. stellaris Fall 27-210 Tex.

20872. floridanus Fall 27-210 Fla.

Photinus

7004. (7007 is synonym)

7005. (7008 is synonym)
Photuris

20873. flavicollis Fall 27-210 Tex.

PHENGODID^

Pic in Junlt Col. Cat. excludes from this family all the species of
Omethini and of Mastinocerini except those in the genera Cenophengus
and Mastinocerus.

22

Melyrid^

cantharid;!E

Fall 26, 28, 30; Blatchley; Hopping 29.

Cliauliognathus

20S74. omissus Fall 30-254
Podabrus

20875. conspiratus Fall 26-152 and 28-76

Alas.

20876. tetragonoderus Fall 26-152

20877. fissilis Fall 26-152 B. C

20878. ambiguus Fall 28-73 Cal.

20879. appendiculatus FaU 28-74

Ct. Mas-g

20880. knobeli Fall 28-75

20881. illex Fall 28-76

20882. limatus Fall 28-78

20883. brevicollis Fall 28-79

20884. longicornis' Fall 28-82 N. H

20885. confraternus Fall 28-84

Cal

20886. sierra Fall 28-84
208.S7. viduus Fall 28-85

20888. fulvus Fall 28-85

20889. tenuis FalP 28-85

20890. muliebris Fall 28-86

20891. occipitalis* Fall 28-87

20892. modulatus Fall 28-88

20893. extricatus Fall 28-88

20894. excursus Fall 28-91

20895. obscurevittatus Fall 28-95

Alta

20896. sracilis Fall 28-96

20897. instabilis Fall 28-97

Ariz.N.Mex.

Alas.

Ark.
Cal.
Cal.
N.Y.Pa.R.I.

C I.
Cal.
Cal.
Cal.

N. Mex
Cal.
Cal.
Cal.
C

Mont.

Cal.
Cal.

Poflabrus

2089S. moestus Fall 28-97 Cal.

20899. altus Fall 28-98 Cal.

20900. fenestratus Fall 28-99 Cal.

20901. probus* Fall 28-100 N. H.

20902. citrinus' Fall 28-100 Cal.

20903. heteronychus Fall 28-101

Man. Alas.

20904. furtivu.s' Fall 28-102 Colo.

20905. pruinosus Lee, valid

fide Fall 28-77 Cal.

20905a. diversipes Fall 28-77 Cal.

20906. flavicollis Lee. (7062a.),
valid fide Fall 28-81

basillaris Lee. = discoideus Lee.
fide Fall 28-81.

20907. punctulatus Lee. (7058b.) valid
fide Fall 28-80

7076 = 7089

20908. mexicanus Gorh. 85-284

Ariz.

20909. falli Hopping 29-252 B.C.
Cantharis

71<X>. mandibularis Kby. ( = nigritulus
Lee.) fide Fall 26

20910. deg-ener Blatch. 28-62 Fla.
19485. = ? livida L. 58-647
Polemius

20911. suturalis Blatch. 28-63

Fla.

MELYRIDiZE

Blaisdell 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; Hopping 25; Hatch 27; Brown 28;
Tanner 28; Martin 29; Fall 30.

Collops

20912. oklahomensis Brown 28-145

Okla.
Hoppini^ana

20913. kingi Brown 28-147 Aha.

Temnopsophus

7231. ab. quadrimaculatus Hatch 27-366
ab. estelle Hatch 27-366

Malachius

20914. floricola Martin 29-174

Cal.

20915. criddlei Brown 28-146 Man.

Tanaops

20916. basalis Brown 28-147 B. C.
Rlicrolipus

20917. falli R. Hopp. 25-2C6 B. C.
Pseudebaeus

7279. ab. nigroapiealis Hatch 27-367

Trichochrous

20918. kernensis Blais. 26-9 Cal.

20919. reticulicollis Blais. 26-10

Cal.

20920. vicinus Blais. 26-11 Cal.

20921. muiri Blais. 27-l(x) Cal.

20922. albertensis Blais. 27-50

Alta.

20923. fieldi Blais. 27-51 Cal.

20924. quadrinotatus Blais. 30-14

Cal.

20925. eonformis Lee, valid
fide Blais. 27-49

20926. zionicus Tanner 28-272 Ut.

Listrus

20927. medicatus Blais. 27-52 Alta.

20928. longicornis Blais. 28-35

Cal.

Oedemerid^

23

Listrus

20929. pictipes Blals. 2S-;J7 Ca.].
2093:0. falli Blais. 2S-;!!t Cal.

20931. lanei Blais. 28-40 w'nsh.

7435 = 7429. fide Blais. 25-79

Dasytes

2ft932. irregularis Blais. 25-184

Cal.

20933. subseneus Blais. 2G-12 Cal.

AUonyx

20934. cinerescens Fall 30-254

So. Cal.
synonymy of 7496 and 7495
highly probable, fide Fall 30-255

Vectura

(Pseudallonyx = Vectura,

fide Fall 30-255)

(Vecturoides n. subg^. Fall 30-256)

20935. pseudonycha Fall 80-256

So.Cal. Ariz.
Mecomycter

20936. liebecki Blais. 29-23 Tex.

20937. linearis Fall o'0-256 Cal.
Semijulistus Schilsky 94-89

? bicoloripes Pic 28-54 N. Am.

Melyrodes

Pic, in Col. Cat. pars 103 (1929)
treats this genus and Eurelymis as
.subfamily Melyrins of the family
Dasytidae.

clerid;e

Wolcott 27, 28; Chapin 27.

Cymatodera

20938. mitchelli Chapin 27-144

Tex.

20939. rufiventris Wolc. 27-105

Cal.
19579 (= 19580).
fide Chapin 27-143

Lecontella

20940. gnara Wolc. 27-105 Ariz.

Enocierus

20^1. vetus Wolc. 27-107 Tex.

Hydnocera

20942. chapini Wolc. 27-81 Tex.

20943. mira Wolc. 28-207 Neb.

20944. puritana Wolc. 28-208 Mass.

20945. cuneiformis Wolc. 28-208

Ariz.

20946. blanchardi Wolc. 28-210

N.Mex.

Isohydnocera

20947. mima Wolc. 28-211 Ariz.

20948. liebecki Wolc. 28-211 N. J.
Erolcstus Wolc. 27-109

20949. cleroides Wolc. 27-KX) Pa.

corynetid;!E

Corynetes

7725a. nigricollis Wolc. 27-110

Cal.

CEPHALOIDiZE

€ephaloon

(Typitium Csy.)
20950. pacificum Van D. 28-260

Wash. Cal.

Oxacis

20951. falli Blatch. 28-6J

OEDEMERIDiiE

Fla.

* The larval characters suggest the consolidation of these families, and subdivision into sub-
families Hydnocerinse, Thaneroclerinae, Priocerinae, Korynetinje, Tilling, Orthopleurinae, Clermse,
Enopliinas, and Tarsosteninx.

24

Meloid;e

mord£llid;e

According' to the larval characters the tribe Anaspidini is to be trans-
ferred to Anthicidae as a subfamily, or possibly to the LangTiriidse.
The family Mordellidse by Dr. Boving-'s studies comprises only the
tribes Mordellini and Mordellistenini.

Anthobatiila n.n. Strand 29-29

(Anthobates || Lee. nee Gistel)

rhipiphorid;e

Rivnay 29; Brown 30.

Trigonodera Dej. 34-217

(Pelecotoides Cast.)
7947. schaefferi Rivnay 29-18

Tex.
nubilus t Schffr. nee Gerst.

Macrosiagon

20952. fernaldum Rivnay 29-26

Cal.

7952c. maritimum Rivnay 29-33

Fla. Ala.

7954b. horni Rivnay 29-36 Tex. Cal.

7956a. pulchrum Rivnay 29-38

N. C.

RMpiphorus

20953. columbianus Brown 30-89

B. C.

20954. calopterus Rivnay 29-45

Me.

20955. neomexicanus Rivnay 29-50

N. Mex.

20956. nomise Rivnay 29-51 Ala.

20957. aurantus Rivnay 29-55

Tex.

20958. mutchleri Rivnay 29-57

Nev.

20959. iridescens Rivnay 29-60

Tex.
19614 = 7964, fide Rivnay 29

MELOIDEA

The families Meloidae, Rhipiphoridse, and Tetraonycidse (based on Tetra-
onyx quadrimaculatus) constitute, according to the larvse, a separate
series. In it hypermetamorphosis occurs. It is associated by Dr. Boving'
with the cleroid assemblage of families, particularly Melyridae, but quali-
fied by the statement that there are some reasons for considering the
possibility that it might be related to the Cantharoidea. The family
Meloidae is divided, on larval characters, into four subfamilies, viz. :
Lyttinse (including the tribes Zonabrini, Henoini, and Lyttini), Meloinse,
Horiinse, and Nemognathinse (including the tribes Sitarini and Nem'og-
nathini) .

MELOID^

Van Dkye 28, 29, 30; Mickel 28, 29; Chittenden 26.

Macrobasis

19616. murina Lee. valid fide Chitt. 26-118

Me. -Man.

Epioauta

20960. impressifrons Van D. 28-262

Cal.

20961. foxi Van D. 29-127 Cal.

Lytta

20962. nigroeyanea Van D. 29-129

Colo.

20963. maculicollis Van D. 29-130

Cal.
Tetraonyx

20964. albipilosa^ Van D. 29-127

Tex.

Pyrochroid^e

25

Calospasta

8121b. perpulchra Horn, fide Van D.

29-127
8121c. cyanea Van D. 29-132Cal.
Brachyspasta Van D. 28-451
20965. wickhami Van D. 28-452

Colo.

Gynaecomeloe

20906. parvicollis Van D. 28-450

Cal.

Meloe

20967. californicus Van D. 28-426

Cal. Wash.

20968. quadricollis' Van D. 28-4.31

Cal.

20969. franciscanus Van D. 28-437

Cal. Nev.

IMeloe

8142b. occidentalis Van D. 28-422

Id. Colo.

Alta,
8149 =: americanus Leach nee auct.
fide Van D. 30

americanus Van D. 28 et auct. =
8142 fide Van D. 30
impressus Van D. 28 = 8142a fide
Van D. 30
Hornia

(Leonia and Leonidia are synonyms,
fide Mickel 29)
8155. 8154 is a synonym, fide Mickel 29

20970. anthophorse, Mickel 28-38, fide
Mickel 29 Colo.

Zonitls

20971. arizonica Van D. 29-132

Ariz.

Tricrania

belongs in Sitarini, fide Parker and
Boving 24.

EURYSTETHIDiZE

strand 26-74 prefers Aeg-ialatidse as family name, based on Aegialatis
Gistl. Naturg-esch. Tierreichs XI (1848) not Aegialites || Mann.

PYTHIDiZE

Blair, Col. Cat. pars 99, (1928)

PYTHIN.^

The subfamily Pythinse includes
Priognathus, Lecontia, Trimito-
merus with species as given in
1920 Cat. and the genus Pytho,
below.
Pytho

20972. americanus Kby.

20973. deplanatus Mann
19618. fallax Seidlitz

8203. niger Kby.

20974. seidlitzi Blair 25-211
niger t Seid. 16-408.

S205. strictus Lee.

8204 is not found in N. Am.

SALPINGIN^

Sphaeriestes Steph. 31-218

includes 8211, 8212, 8213

Vincenzellus Reitt. 11-418
includes 8214

Cariderus Muls. 59-46

includes 8217, with S215, 8216, and
nitens as synonyms.

CONONOTIN.E

Cononotus

includes 8208, 8209, 8210, and
20975. substriatus Van D. 28-258

Cal.

LACCONOTIN.^

Lacconotus

includes 12591 and 12592

Polj-pria

includes 12597

MYCTERIN.E

Mycterus

includes 12593, 12594, 12595 (with
flavipennis Horn as a variety), and
12596.

PYROCHROIDiZE

Blair, Col. Cat. pars 90, (1928)

The family is divided by Blair into three subfamilies, Pyrochroinae,

Pedilinffi (=: Pedilidse), and Ischaliinse for Ischaha Pascoe and Eup-

leurida Leconte, our species belonging to the latter.

Dendroides

20976. marginata Van D. 28-259

Cal.

Dendroides

20977. testacea Lee. 55-275 is valid fide
Blair 28

26

Sandalid^

PEDILIDiZE *

Pedilus

19620. fide Van Dyke 28-260 belongs in
Dendroides, which is denied by Fall
29-14, who admits that it is not a
typical Pedilus. Blair 14, and 20,
includes Pedilus in Pyrochroidse.

Eurygenius

20978. parvicornis Fall 29-333

Tex.

20979. perforatus Fall 29-334 Cal.
Stereopalpus

20980. columbianus R.Hopp. 25-207

B. C.

Notoxus

20981. vandykei Blais. 29-57 Cal,

anthicid;e

cebrionid;e

Cebrio

20982. speratus Fall 28-146 Ark. La.

PLASTOCERIDiiE

**

Euthysanius

20983. horni' Fall 28-139 Cal.

20984. imparoculatus* Fall 28-141

Ariz.

20985. blaisdelli Tanner 26-188

Ut.

Aplastus

20986. scabripennisi Fall 28-141

Cal.
209S7. piceicollis^ Fall 28-142 Cal.

20988. productus' Fall 28-143 Cal.
Aphricus

20989. tenuis Fall 28-144 Ariz.

RHIPICERIDiiE

Zenoa

8o43a. vulnerata Lee. fide Pic is a variety

Brachj'psectra

9672. fide Blair 30-49

BRACHYPSECTRIDiiE ***

Blair 30-49

SANDAUDiiE

On the basis of larval characters, a new family is required for Sandalus.

Sandalus

8544a. brevicollis Melsh. fide Pic is a
variety.

* This family is broken into two parts in Bradley's Manual. Pedilus, following' Blair, is attached
to Pyrochroidse, the other genera form tribes of Anthicidae. We note, however, that Tillyard
retains the family. Its union with Anthicids was proposed by Casey in 1895.

** This family is united with Cebrionidas in Dr. Boving's classification, based on larval
characters.

*** Associated with Cantharoidea by Dr. Boving on the larval characters.

Melasid^

27

elaterid;e

Blatchley 25, 27, 30; Fall 25, 26, 29; Brtwn 30; Hatch 30; Mequignon
30; Benedict i. litt. 30; Quirsfeld 1. litt. 30.

Alaus

8571a. oklahomensis Katch
30-23

Okla.

Monocrepidius

20990. fuscosus Blatch. 25-163 Fla.
planidiscus Fall 29-56 is syn.
fide Blatch. 30-28 Ga. Fla.

20991. ferruginosus Fall 29-54

Ariz.

20992. delicatus Fall 29-55 Ga.

20993. difformis Fall 29-56 Ariz.

Limonius

20994. semiceneus Lee. 53-432 is valid
fide Blatch. 30-28 Ga. Fla.

Athous

For synonomy see Mequignon,
Bull. Soc. Ent. France. 30-95

Ludius

8705. not American, fide Quirsfeld i. litt.
8783. carbo Lec. = lobatus Esch. 22-69,

fide VanDyke 24
8773. reverse synonymy
8775. appropinquans (Rand.) should

replace elegans (Kby.), fide Fall,

also Quirsfeld i. litt.

Quirsfeld considers

tinctus Lee. a good species.

Eanus Lee. 62-171

genus is valid, fide Brown 30-161;
species are:
8804. decoratus Mann. Yukon-Que.

vagus Lee.
costalis Cand. nee Payk.

20995. subarcticus Brown .30-163

Que.
8803. estriatus Lee. L. Sup.

20996. maculipennis Lee. 66-85

Lab. Que.
pictus Cand.

20997. albertanus Brown 30-165

Alta.
Hypnoidus

20998. extricatus Fall 26-191 Alas.
Drasterius

20999. debilis Lee. 84-5, and
Quirsfeld i. litt. Mich. N. H

N. Y.
Ischiodontus

21000. granosus Fall 25-180 Fla.

Melanotus

21001. simulans Blatch. 27-140 Fla.

21002. obscuratus Blatch. 27-141

Fla.

21003. piceatus Blatch. 27-141 Fla.

Cardiophorus

21004. aptopoides Cand. 65-40
fide Benedict i. litt. Ariz.

Aptopus

21005. lateralis spadiceus Cand. 93-176
fide Benedict i. litt. Ariz.

MELASID^

Sehenkling in Col. Cat., pars. 96, arranges the North American genera
belonging in the family Melasidse in four subfamilies, viz.: Gastraula-
cina? (Dendrocharis); 2 Eucneminae (Eucnemis, Poecilochrus, Phaeno-
cerus, Stethon, Deltometopus, Dr'omaeolus, Fornax); 3 Dirhaginse
(Arhipis, Entom'ophthalmus, Dirhagus subgen. Hyporhagus*, Rhago-
micrus, Adelothyreus) ; 4 Melasinae (Isorhipis, Melasis, Euryptychus,
Epiphanis, Palaeoxenis, Schizophilus, Hylis, Xylophilus, Hylochares,
Sarpedon, Nematodes). He does n'ot include Perothopinse in the family

Melasidae.

* This subgeneric name is a synonym of Hyporhagus Thorns. 1860 Ann. Soc. Ent. France (3)
VIII, p. 25. (In Monommids).

28

BUPRESTID^

Fornax

21006. rugicoUis^ Fall 25-181 Ark.
21006%. horni Bon v. 70-981

fide Schenkling: 28-43 Can. Ky.

Diphytaxis Horn 90-239

21007. excavata Horn 90-239.

fide Fall 28-236 Guat. Tex.

Melasis

21008. tsugse G.R.Hopp. 26-226

B.C
Dirhagus Latr. 34-130

(Hyporhagus) (Microrhagus)

21009. texanus Linell 99-184 Tex.
KJiagomicrus Fleut. 02-658

(.Isorhipis Boisd. and Lacord.
35-620)

21010. obscuricornls Bonv. 71-97

N. T.

In his arrangement of the genera
and species of Melasidse Schenkling
makes the following changes:
Fornax horni Bonv. 70-891 given
specific rank.

Dirhagus subgen. Hyporhagus in-
cludes 9154-9158.

and texanus Linell 99-184 Texas.
(Leng Cat. No. 12517 Monommidse)
Rhagomicrus, 9159 and 9160.
Isorhipis: adds nubila Bonv.
Mon. Euc. 1871'. p. 96, 108. N.
Georgia [According to Dr. Geo.
Horn only one specimen known,
collected about 1&'36.]
Phlegon synonomy reversed.
Xylophilus Mann. 23-14 replaces
Xylobius.

Hylis Gozis 86-21 replaces Hypo-
coelus

perothopid;e

Schenkling, Col. Cat. pars 101 (1928).

Perothops

21011. cervina is valid, fide Schenkling.

throscid;e

Schenkling, Col. Cat. pars 101 (1928).

Drapetes Pactopus

9182a. nitidus Melsh. is raised to specific 21012. fuchsi Csy. is listed as valid species,

rank alienus Bonv. 60-351 is syn. of 9195.

americanus Gerst. 60-162 is not a Throscus

synonym. 9202. synonymy reversed.

BUPRESTIDiZE

Obenberger 24, 25, 27, 28, 30; Fisher 25, 28, 3-0; Pall 25, 26, 30;

Chamberlin 25, 26, 28, 29; Champlain and Knull 25; KnuU 27, 28,

29, .30; Van Dyke 27; Burke 28; Thery 29.

CI iry soph ana

9207. ab. ccerulans Obenb. 24-100

CaL
Polycesta

9211. var. of montezuma, fide Obenb.

Acniaeodera *

21013. flavinigrapunctata

Knull 28-314 Tex.

Acniaeodera *

21014. hulli Knull 28-315 N. Mex.

21015. pinalorum Knull 30-15 Ariz.
9219a. gila^ Knull 30-16 Ariz.

21016. confusa Fisher 25-41
cubjiecolaj Kerr.

9220. marginenotata Chev. 67-583
and Fisher 25-34.
cubaecola$Fall

* In Obenberger's catalogue several species heretofore regarded as synonyms, e.g., mixta,
arizonae, immaculata, and others of doubtful status, e.g., obesa, pallidula, are apparently restored.
19633 is added to the doubtful class.

BUPRESTIDJE

29

Acniaeodera

21017. purshise Fisher 25-114 Nev.
9232. syn. of 92oo, fide Cliamberlin;

valid species fide Obenb.
9284. syn. of 9233, fide Chamberlin ;

or of 9232, fide Obenb.
19636. var. of 9240, fide Cliamberlin 29-112
19632. junki n.n. TMry 29-115

for squamosa VanD. nee Th6ry.

Ptosinia

9291a. schsefferi Chamberlin 26-235

Tex.
Chalcophora

21018. pallida Kerr. 19-48 B. C.

As in Acmaeodera and other genera
the Obenberger catalog apparently
restores, without explanation,
several names to specific rank.

Trachykele

9330a. juniperi Burke 28-8 Cal.
Dicerca

21019. tenebrica Kby. ( = prolongata Lee.)
valid fide Fall 26.

21020. lugubris Lee. distinct

from tenebrosa fide Fall 26.

21021. americana Hbst. valid
Chamberlin 26-180

Poecilonota

21022. salixi Chamberlin 25-186

Cal.
salicis Obenb. Cat.
and Chamberlin 26
9351c. collaris Obenb. 28-181 N. T.
9351d. apicilla Obenb. 28-181 Ont.
? debilis Lee. 59-204

(a single specimen) Md.
HesperohipJs Fall 30-74

21023. albofaseiatus' Fall 30-75

Cal.

Buprestis

Chamberlin' s catalogue reduces 9369
to a variety of 9368, bvit otherwise
agrees substantially with our 1920
list.

Obenberger's catalogue recognizes
about eleven more valid species, and
about as many more subspecies,
varieties and aberrations, which
may not be entirely approved by
American students.

IMelanophila

21024. drummondi Kby. valid
Chamberlin 26

ab. tristicula Obenb. 28-209

Cal. B. C.
9390. ab. monochroa Obenb. 28-209

Cal.
ab. isolata Obenb. 28-209

Cal.
ab. plagifera Obenb. 28-210

N. H.

21025. atropurpurea Say valid ?
Chamberlin 26

21026. lecontei Obenb. 28-210 Cal,

21027. occidentalis Obenb. 28-209

Cal.
93876. abietis n.n. Obenb. for abies

Anthaxia

21028. pseudotsugae Chamberlin 28-95

Or.Cal.Ariz.
? fisheri Obenb. 28-255 Kan.
? carolinensis Obenb. 28-2.56

Carolina
? knulli Obenb. 28-256 Cal,
? nevadensis Obenb. 28-257

Nev.
? prasina falsula Obenb. 28-257

Cal,
? strigata grossa Obenb. 28-257
Cal.
9394. Obenberger recognizes as valid

species or varieties all the syno-
nyms heretofore placed under
seneogaster adding besides the six
above cited, and serisa
Crotch. "We are unwilling to accept
such recognition until verified,

Asrilaxia

21029. borealis Obenb. 24-107 Pa.
9399a. huachuse n.n. Obenb. 30-551

Ariz,
arizonse || Chamberlin 26-46
nee Obenb.

rJirysotoothris

21030. fragarise Fisher 30-149 Wash. Id,

21031. taurkei ChamberUn 29-110

Cal.

21032. soeialis Waterh. 87-39,

fide Chamberlin Cat. Mex. Ariz,
9416. synonomy reversed,

fide Chamberlin Cat.
9456. synonomy reversed,

fide Chamberlin Cat.
9448. 9449 and 9450 synonyms,

fide Chamberlin Cat.

Actenodes

21033. arizonica^ KnuU 27-115

9482. auronotata is valid,
fide Fisher 25-88

Agrilus

(Engyaulus Waterh. is synonym
fide P'isher 28-104)

21034. arbuti Fisher 28-50 Greg.

21035. alboeomus Fisher 28-59

Ariz. Tex,

21036. atrieornis Fisher 28-86

Conn. Ill,

21037. benjamini Fisher 28-107

Tex. Kan.

21038. pilosieollis* Fisher 28-111

Ark,

21039. quercieola Fisher 28-120

Colo. Ariz. Ut,

21040. olivaceoniger Fisher 28-124

Mass. Conn.

21041. fulminans Fisher 28-148

Cal,

21042. populi Fisher 28-150

Cal.B.C.Mont,

21043. betulse Fisher 28-153 Md. Va.

21044. costipennis Fisher 28-182.

Cal,

Ariz.

30

BUPRESTID^

Agrilus

21045. baboquivoriae Fisher 28-184

Ariz.

21046. lautuellus Fisher 28-202

Tex.

21047. pubifrons Fisher 28-237

Idaho

21048. mimosse* Fisher 28-241 Tex.

21049. chiricahuse Fisher 28-243

Ariz.

21050. aeneocephalTis Fisher 28-245

Ariz.

21051. malvastri Fisher 28-247

Kan.Tex.Alta.

21052. falli Fisher 28-249 Ariz.

21053. cupreonitens Fisher 28-265

Tex.

21054. prosopidis Fisher 28-275

Tex.

21055. exigueUus Fisher 28-277

Tex. Kan.

21056. acaciae Fisher 28-279 Tex.

21057. barberi Fisher 28-311 Ariz.

21058. pubescens Fisher 28-315

Ariz. Tex.

21059. eleanorae Fisher 28-320 Tex.

21060. oblong-US Fisher 28-333 Md. Va.
9542a. pseudocoryli Fisher 28-218

Co(nn.-Kan.
9553a. celticola Fisher 28-294 Tex. Ariz.
9523c. corylicola n.n. Fisher

for corylillHorn nee Ratz.
9550. =pulchellus Bland
9533. =gribbicolIis Fall

21061. cupreomaculatus Duges 91-48

fide Fisher 28-46 and Mason 26-84.
Ariz.

Agrilus

9523d. =9523

21062. geminatus Say 23-163 is valid

21063. quadriimpressus Zieg. 46-267
is valid Ga.

21064. quadriguttatus Gory 41-228

is valid Va.-Colo.

9542. canadensis Obenb. is synonym

9543. = 9542b.

21065. transimpressus Fall 25-181

Ark. N. J.

21066. illectus Fall 01-242
is valid Fall 26-125

21067. olentangyi Champlain and

Knull 25-469 Tex. Ohio

21068. duncani Knull 29-270 Ariz.

21069. fisheriana n.n. Knull 30-3

Ariz,
fisheri II Knull 29-271

21070. parafloridanus Knull 29-272

Fla.

21071. trichocarpse Chamberlin 29-112

Or.B.O^Cal.

21072. manzanitse Chamberlin 29-113

Oreg.
19669. cf. Nylen 29-219

Pachyschelus

9565b. nicolayi Obenb. 25-103 Ark.
? biimpressa Mots. 59-54,

fide Obenb. 25-96 Tenn.

? oblongus Mots. 59-54

fide Obenb. 25-96 Tenn.

Taphrocerus

21073. nicolayi Obenb. 24-72

Mass. N. Y.

DRYOPOIDEA AND DASCILLOIDEA

The essay "On the Classification of Beetles According tto Larval
Characters" by Dr. Adam G. Boving indicates changes in the classifica-
tion of the genera heretofore included.

1. The Dryopoidea will include the following families:
Laridae*, formerly Potamophilini.

Dryopidse, including Dryopini, Helmini*, and Ancyronychini.

Chelonaridse.

Ptilodactylidae, including Ptilodactylinse, Eurypogon*, and Anchy-

tarsini.

Psephenidse, including Psephenus and Eubrianax.

2. The Dascilloidea will include the following families:
Heteroceridae.

Helodidse.

Dascillidse, except the tribes transferred to Dryopoidea.

Nosodendridae.

Eucinetidse are separated from Dascillidse in Bradley's Manual, but re-
main in the Dascilloid series, although Dr. Boving says "judging from
the larva the genus cannot be placed with either the Dascilloidea tor

Dryopoidea."

3. Both series were derived from Byrrhoid ancestors, but are now

distinguishable.

• The rank of these groups is altered in Dr. Boving's 1931 paper, becoming Larinas,
and Eurypogonidae respectively.

Helmiinae,

Byturidje 31

DRYOPID^E

LiARINAB

Boving 29, 31.

The studies of Dr. Boving ton the larvae of the beetles heretofore grouped
in the series Drytopoidea, Dascilloidea and Byrrhoidea indicate certain
changes in classification whereby the subfamilies Larinae and Helminse
are separated from Dryopidse.

Lara

21074. gehringi Darl. 29-329 Wash. Cal.
9590a. amplipennis Darl. 29-330

Wash. B. C.

Helminae

Stenelmis Helmis

21075. fuscatus Blatch. 25-164 Fla. 21081. dispar Fall 25-180 Cal.

21082. arizonica^ Brown 30-90 Ariz.

Helmis 21083. thermarum Darl. 28-5 Oreg.

21076. brunnescens Fall 25-177 21084. koebelei Martin 27-68 Wash.

Cal. 9628 = 9619, fide Fall 25-180

21077. castanipennis Fall 25-177 Limnius

Wyom. 21085. trivittatus* Brown 30-91

21078. immunis Fall 25-178 Ct. N. J. Que.

21079. tardellus Fall 25-179 Mass. 21086. subarcticus Brown 30-241

21080. ampliatus Fall 25-179 Mass.-Va. Que.

ptilodactylid;e

Ptilodactyla

21087. equilobata Chapin 27-245

Tex.

21088. exotica Chapin 27-246 111.

HELODID/E

Cyphon

21089. confusus Brown 30-91 Que.

DASCILLID^E

Macropogon

21090. dubius Brown 29-273 B.C.

21091. cribricollis Brown 29-274

B.C.

21092. rubricoUis Pic 27-34 Cal.

BYTURIDiiE

The genus Byturus is found on larval characters to belong nearer to the
Anthicidse than the Dermestidae and is separable as a family. The
Dermestidae are divided into two subfamilies, Dermestinae and At-
tageninse. The genus Thylodrias is apparently included in the latter.

32

MONOTOMID/E

OSTOMATIDiiE

The spelling- of this family name is amended by Dr. Boving, and its
tribes are ranked as subfamilies.

DERMESTIDiZE

Perimegatoma

21093. perversa Fall 26-194 Yukon

21094. g-iffardi Blais. 27-163 Cal.

Trogoderma

21095. sinistra Pall 26-198 Yukon

9774 = 9770, fide Mutchler 27-25

NITIDULIDiZE

Meligethes

10024. cf. Chitt. 25-149

Brachypterolus

106S7, reverse synonymy
fide Hatch 28-35

MONOTOMIDiZE

Hetscliko, in Ool. Cat. pars. 109, 1930, treats this family as a subfamiiy
of Cucujidss, together with Silvaniclss and Hemipeplidse, which have been
shown by Boving and Arrow respectively to be distinct. We therefore
retain the family name.

Monotoma

21096. avara Blatch. 28-65 Fla.
10160 is a synonym of 10159,
fide Hetschko

21097. corpulenta Mots. 68-200,
fide Hetschko La.

21098. fulvipennis Mots, 68-199,

fide Hetschko N. Am.

quadrifoveata Aube not N. Am.,

fide Hetschko

10178 belongs here (?).

fide Hetschko

Europs

21099. fervida Blatch. 28-66 Fla.

21100. frugivorus Blatch. 28-66

Fla.

Bactririium

adustus Reitt. is valid

but not N. Mex., fide Hetschko

21101. striolatum Reitt. is valid,
fide Hetschko

Hypocoprus

10193. This g-enus is treated by Hetschko
as a tribe in Cucujidse, and the
name of the species is given as
tenuis Csy.,

formicetorum Mots, being confined
to the Old World.

Cryptophagid^ 33

CUCUJIDiiE

Hetschko's treatment of this family divides it into seven subfamilies,

viz. : CucujincB, Nartheciinse, Prostominse, Silvaninse, Hemipeplinse,

Scalidiinae, and M'onotominffi, disregarding apparently the work of

Boving and Arrow

The following changes in nomenclature, besides those noted in our
first supplement, are to be noted:

Uleiota Latr. replaces Brontes Fab. Uleiota

l(;27o. denticulata Smith 51-14 10194. 10195 and 10196 are only varieties.

is added as a synonym 21107. Cathartus quadricollis Guer.

10243. testaceus+Csy. nee Fab. S4-S7 is valid Cosm.

is added as a synonym 10201 and 10203 are synonyms of

21102. testaceus Fab. is valid Cosm. above
10261. =minutus Oliv,

21103. puberulus Lee. is valid Monanus Sharp 79-85 (to follow Planis-

21104. pusilllmus Mann, is valid mus)

Aleut. Alas. 2110S. concinnulus Walk. 58-207

21105. gilse Csy. is valid Cosm.
but belongs in Silvanus

21106. unidentatus Fab. 92-232 Laemophloeus

Cosm. Key to species. Park 29-433.

HEMIPEPLIDiZE

Arrow, 30-225, makes the genus Hemipeplus a family in the hetero-

merous series.

languriid;e

Lewis 84; Arrow 25, 29; Schenkling 28.

Languria Hapalips

10279a. ab. punctieollis Say belongs in Langui'idae,

21109. interstialis Csy, valid fide Arrow 29-318.
fide Schenkling

10287 transferred to Acropteroxys

Acropteroxys

21110. thoracina Csy., valid
fide Schenkling
10294 a, ab. of 10292,
fide Schenkling

obseura Mots, ab. of 10292,
fide Schenkling

biphyllid;!E

Arrow 29-306

The type is the genus Biphyllus. Our genera Anchorius and
Diplocoelus are presumal^ly included.

cryptophagid;e

Pharaxonotha Cryptopliagus

21111. zamite Blake 28-111 Fla. 21113. maximus Blake 28-109 Cal.
Glyptophorus Park 29-430 Ephistemus

21112. myeetoecus Park 29-4.30 21114. punctatus Blatch. 25-1G5

la. Fla,

34

Lathridiid^

MYCETOPHAGIDiZE

Hetschko, Col. Cat. pars 108, (1930).

Hetschko has transferred to this family Triphyllus Latr. 29-98, placed
by Casey in Melandryidse; Berg-inus is also transferred from Cisidae.
On the other hand, Myrmecoxenus is taken from Mycetophagidee and
added to Colydiidae. In connecti'on with the first of these changes, it
is to be noted that Pisenus, the generic name used by Casey for
Triphyllus t auct. nee Latr., is not mentioned.

Typhaea

10509. stercorea L. 58-357.
fumata L. 66-654.

COLYDIIDiZE

Hetschko, Col. Cat. pars 107, (1930).

Namunaria Reitt. 82-114

(Co.reZi/s|Horn nee Latr.)

Rliagodera

21115. laticeps Blais. 25-326 San Benito Is.

Myrmecoxenus

10521. transferred from Mycetophagidse
and spelling changed.

Nematidium

10581. filiforme Lee. is correct name for
our species, mustela Pascoe being
a synonym of cylindricum Fab.
from South America.

Bitotna

21116. paradisea Blatch. 30-32 Fla.

21117. cremata Fab. 75-69.

fide Cooper 30-2i occurs on
L. 1.

Colydium

21118. bicoloratum Blatch. 25-165

Fla.

MURMIDnNAE

The family Murmidiidse is treated by Hetschko as a subfamily of
Co'lydiidse and divided into two tribes Murmidiini and Mychocerini,
the latter including the genus Mychocerus.

EUXESTINAB

Euxestus iWoll. 48-411

(Hypodacne Lee. 170)

10346. This species is removed by

Hetschko from the Erotylldaj
to form this subfamily
in Colydiidse.

LATHRIDIID-flE

Lathridius

10629. cinnamopterus Mann,
montanus Fall is synonym,
fide Fall 26

10630. costicollis Lee.
armatulus Fall is synonym,
fide Fall 26

21119. carinifer n.n. Fall 26-197
costicoUislFall nee Lee.

Corticaria

21120. arctophila Fall 26-197 Alas.

21121. cavicauda Fall 26-198 Alas.

Corticaria

10683. falli n.n. Hetschko 29-156

cribricollisllFall nee Fairm.

Hetschko in Junk Col.

Cat. makes 10625

a synonym of angusticoUis

Gyll. 27-136

transfers 10635 to Lathridius,

10667 to Cartodere with

locality Cuba only,

makes Eufallia unicostata valid,

and treats all the heretofore

unrecognized species as valid.

Alleculid;e
MYCET/EIDiZE

35

Stethorhanis Blais. 30-376

21122. vandykei Blais. 30-3S1 Cal.

endomychid;e

Stenotarsus

21123. blatchleyi Walton 28-217

Fla.

phalacrid;e

Hetschko, Col. Cat. pars 108 (1930).

Phalacrus

21124. vicinus Guill. 94-292 Mich.Mo,
21124a. subsulcatus Guill, 94-292

Mich.Mo.

21125. propinquus Guill. 94-293

Kan.

21126. americanus Guill. 94-294

Mich.
Olibrus

10778. caseyi n.n. Hetschko 2S'-142
egenusllCsy. nee Guill.
piceus Boh. 58-38 (Eugen. Reise)
Cal.(?)

Tinodemus Guill. 94-3CO

21127. grouvellei Guill. 94-302 Mich.

^tilbus

21128. atomarius L. 67-574,

fide Leonard N. Y. State List
N.Y.
Gorginus Guill. 94-283

(Erythrolitus Csy.)
10867. rubens (Lee.)

COCCINELLID^E^

Hyperaspis

21129. pluto Fall 25-311 Cal.

21130. jovialis Fall 25-311 Cal.

Scymnus

21131. pellio Blatch. 27-142 Fla.
11028. melsheimeri n.n. Weise 29-33

for coUaris Melsh. nee Herbst
11047. sanctus n.n. Weise 29-33

for deeipiens Csy. nee Weise

11084. nevadensis n.n. Weise 29-33
for innocuus Csy. nee Boh.

11085. indianensis n.n. Weise 29-33
for rustieus Csy. nee Weise

11092. georgei n.n. Weise 29-33

for bisignatus Horn nee Boh.

Scymnus

11115a. caseyianus n.n.

for brunnescens Csy. nee Mots.

easeyillWeise 29-33 nee Berthes
11120. lunaris n.n. Weise 29-33

for stigma Csy. nee Weise

Delphastus

19760. removed to Scymnillodes,
Chapin 30-493.

Psyllobora

11150 b, is a valid species.

fide Blatch. 30-38
Adalia
11193a. schuetti Park 29-4 • Towa

alleculid;e

Mycetochara

11331. rufipes Lee. belongs here,
not under 11267.

* The European Bulaea lichatschovi has been found at Paterson, N. J., fide Schott 26-17.

36

Melandryid^

TENEBRIONID/E*

Telabis

21131. nevadensis Blais. 25-372

Cal.
Melanastus

21132. texanus Blais. 26-22 Tex.

Usechus

11673a. horni Blais. 29-6 Cal.

11673b. santaclara? Blais. 29-6 Cal.
11673c. trinitatis Blais. 29-7 Cal.

Usecliimorpha Blais. 29-9
21133. barberi Blais. 29-11

Cal.

Eulabis

11919 = 11916, fide Blais. 25-79

(? i. litt.)

19840=11920, fide Blais. 25-79
Eleodes
11930c. lassenica Blais. 25-373 Cal.

21134. parowana Blais. 25-374 Ut.
21134a. mimica Blais. 25-375 Ut.

21135. fuscipilosa Blais. 25-376

Ut.

21136. reducta Blais. 25-377 Ut.

21137. mazatzalensis Blais. 25-379

Ariz.

21138. coloradensis Blais. 25-380

Colo.

21139. concinna Blais. 25-381 Nev.Ut.Cal.

21140. wenzeli Blais. 25-381 Tex.

21141. speculicollis Blais. 25-382

Tex.
11951c. glabriuscula Blais. 25-383

Tex.
1196111. montana Blais. 25-3S'5 Cal.
119611. tularensis Blais. 25-386 Cal.
llOSOf. alticola Blais. 25-387 Cal.
119S8b. dilaticollis Blais. 25-388

Wash.
11988c. sierra Blais. 25-78 Cal.

1199Cb. difformis Blais. 25-389 Wash.
11970 is not syn. of 11971,
fide Blais. 25-79

Eleodes

11970a. fenyesi Blais. 25-77 Cal.

21142. delicata Blais. 29-164 Ariz.

21143. californica Blais. 29-165

Cal.
Neobaphion Blais. 25-390
type 11998

Einbaphion

12005a. blaisdelli Benedict 27-46

N.Mex.
Coelosattus Blais. 27-166

21144. fortineri Blais. 27-167 Cal.

Blapstinus

21145. cinerascens Fall 29-58 So. CaJ.

21146. falli Blais. 29-21 Cal.

Alaudes

21147. alternata Fall 28-148 Cal.

21148. fallax Fall 28-150 Cal.

Leichenum

12277. seriehispidum Mars. 76-101
fide Carter 28-270
variegatum Klug-
squamosa (Endothina) Cart.

Diaperis

21149. californica Blais. 29-60

Cal.

12306a. nigronotata Pic 26-22

Pla,
12806b. bicoloriceps Pic 26-22 Pla.

Hypophloeus

21150. prsetermissus Fall 26-199

Mass.-Yukon
? niexicanus Reit. 77-191,
fide Blatch. 30 Fla.

Coelocnemis

21151. barretti Blais. 28-163 Cal.

21152. tanneri Blais. 28-164 Ut.

melandryid;e

Eustropliinus

21153. ornatus VanD. 28-251 Ariz.
IMicroscapha

21154. californica Barrett 28-173

Cal.
Rlelandrya

21155. blackmani Hatch 27-364

N. Y.
(Emmesa)

21156. testacea VanD. 28-252 Cal.
(Neoe7ivmesa Hatch 27-365)

21157. noveboracensis Hatch 27-365

N. Y.

Hypulus

21158. californicus VanD. 28-253

CaL
Allopoda

19912 = 12580, fide Blatch. 28-49
Canifa
12585a. millikini Hatch 27-366

111.
Osphya

21159. essigi VanD. 28-255 Cal.
Lacconotus **

21160. pallidus VanD. 28-256 Cal.

* Far changes in classification of this and related families, as indicated by larval characters, see
papers by R. A. St. George and Adam G. Boving.
** Included in Pythids by Seidlitz.

CiiD^ 37

ptinid;!e

Ptinus

21161. ocellus Brown 29-109 Vane.

ANOBIIDiZE

Xarifa Ptilinus

21162. lobata Fall 29-57 Cal. 21163. flavipennis Csy. valid,

fide R.Hopp. 28-8
12866 = 12865, fide R.Hopp. 28-

BOSTRICHID^E

Stephanopachys Dinapate

(Prostephanus) 12923. See Fenyes, Rovart Lapok VTII, 4;

21164. apax Lesne 30-102 Ariz. Garnett, Ent. News, 1918, p. 41.

Polycaon

(Heterarthron)

21165. parvulum Lesne 25-29 Cal.

psoid;e

This family includes the following- genera, usually placed in the

Bostrichidse :

Stephanopachys, Rhizopertha, Dinoderus, as well as the tribe Psoini,
according- to Boving and Craighead, qu'oting- Saalas and Lesne. It is a
part of the series Bostrichoidea. Fi^om that series, on larval characters,
the families Ciidae ( z= Cisidje) and Sphindidae are to be removed, the
first to the nev.' series Cieroidea, composed of Dermestidas, INIelyridae,
Ostomatidse, Cleridse; the second to the Cucujoidea. "The larva of the
Sphindidte," says Dr. Boving, "represents unquestionably a simple,
primitive cucujoid type, but its more precise systematic position is
rather uncertain." Compare also P. de Peyerimhoff, Etudes sur les
larves des coleopteres, Ann. Soc. Ent. France, 1921. pp 109-110

C!iD^ (CISID/E)

Dr. Boving-, while finding- part of the larval characters suggestive of
bosti-ichoid relationship, states that other characters "speak strongly
against a taxonomic position within the Bostrichoidea and for the asso-
ciation with the Cieroidea." Peyerimhoff in 1933, places Ciidce after
Tenebrionidffi in the series Cucujoidea, with Schwarz and Barber, 1914,
p. 177, as authority, but adds in a footnote, "il faut bien leur donner

une place."

38

SCARAB^ID^

SCARABAEID/ZE

Brown 25, 27, 28, 29, 30; Glasgow 25; Fall 26, 27, 28, 29, 30; Schott 26;
Hatch 26, 30; Darlington 27; Langston 27; Schaeffer 27; Buchanan 27;
Blatchley 28, 29, 30; Luederwaldt 28; Barber 28; Hopping 28; Van
Dyke 2S; Wallis 28; Luginbill 28; Tanner 28; Strand 28; Blaisdell 30.
The classification of Scarabseoidea 'on larval characters differs mainly
in raising the rank of certain groups, thus adding as families, Geo-
trupidse, Trogidse, and Acanthoceridae, with others as subfamilies.

Canthon

21166. 13038a is a valid species,
fide Blatch. 28-68

Pinotus

21167. spadiceus Leuderwaldt 28-65

Va,

Phanaeus

13072. See Barber 28-383 regarding

nomenclature

Onthophagus

19946. aciculatus n.n.

Blatch. 28-128 for alutaceus ||

21168. oklahomensis Brown 27-128

Okla. Tex. Fla. N.C.

21169. knausi Brown 27-130 Kan. Neb.

21170. cynomisi Brown 27-131 Okla.

21171. cochisus Brown 27-132

Ariz.
13085. floridanus Blatch. 28-128 n.n.
for nigrescens ||

21172. blatchleyi Brown 29-86 Fla.
13081. medorensis Brown 29-204

Okla. Tex.
guatemalensis J Schffr. nee Bates

Aegialia

13105a. insularis Brown 29-87 Q. C. Is.

21173. arenaria (Fab.) 87-11

fide Darlington 27-98 Mass.

21174. lacustris Lee. 50-225,

fide Darlington 27-98 Me. N. H.

Aphodius

21175. subterraneus (L.) 58-348
fide Schott. 26-17 N. J.

13123. = tenellus Say, fide Brown 30,

putridus not in N. Am.
13195a. awemeanus Brown 28-306

Man.

21176. wickhami Brown 28-301

Colo.

21177. manitobensis Brown 28-302

Man.

21178. haywardi Brown 28-303

Colo.

21179. hirsutus Brown 28-303

Wash.

21180. albertanus Brown 28-304

Alta.

21181. fimbripes Brown 28-305

Ut.

21182. errans Brown 30-243 Que.

21183. edmontonus Brown 29-87

Alta.

Aphodius

21184. bryanti Brown 29-

Alta.

21185. carri Brown 29-89 Alta.

21186. pyriformis Brown 29-205

Nev.

21187. corrupter Brown 29-206

AIta.-B. C.

21188. anomaliceps Brown 29-207

N. Mex.

21189. dentigerulus Brown 29-208

Okla,

21190. snowi Brown 29-209 Ariz.-Colo.
13186. = aleutus (Esch.) 22-27

fide Fall 26

21191. gravis Fall 27-137 Cal.

21192. davisi Fall 30-73 Cal.

21193. neodistinctus Brown 28-89

Okla.
13145. = 13146, fide RHopp. 28-6
131C9b. garmani Brown 29-227

Wyom.

21194. pingellus Brown 29-228

Colo.-B. C.

21195. omissus Lee. is valid,
fide Brown 29-224

21195a. torpidus Horn,

fide Brown 29-224

21196. hyperboreus Lee. is valid,
fide Brown 29-224
angularis Lee. is syn.,
fide Brown 29-224

21197. pinguis Hald. is valid,
fide Brown 29-224

13108 is syn.. fide Brown 29-224
13109a = 13109, fide Brown 29-224

21198. smithl Brown 30-2 B. C.

21199. cynomysi Brown 27-166

Okla.

21200. cavidomus Brown 27-167

Okla.

21201. martini VanD. 28-153 Cal.

21202. slevini VanD. 28-155 Cal.
(Platyderides)

includes 13151-13158, 13160,
13167, 13181, 19947

21203. russeus Brown 28-14 Okla. Kan.

21204. aquilonarius^ Brown 28-16

Sask.

21205. thomomysi Brown 28-17

Man.

21206. insolitus Brown 28-18 Okla.

21207. criddlei Brown 28-19

Man. Alta. Sask.

21208. punctissimus Brown 28-35

Okla.

Scarab JEiD^

39

Aphodius

21209. oklahomensis Brown 28-36

Okla,

21210. talpoidesi Brown 28-37 Man.

21211. socialis Brown 28-38 Man.

21212. leptotarsis Brown 28-15

N.W. Terr. Kan.

19947 is var. of 13154,

fide Brown 28

{Didactylia d'Orb.)

includes 13176 and 13174 of which

13171 is syn. fide Brown 29
DialyteUus Brown 29-211

includes 13207 and 13208
Euparixa Brown 27-288

21213. duncani Brown 27-288 Ariz.
Atsenius

21214. erratus Fall 30-96 Fla.

21215. brevis Fall 30-98 Fla.

21216. salutator^ Fall 30-99 Fla.

21217. ludovicianus Fall 30-100

La.

21218. rudellus' Pall 30-103 Fla.

21219. censors Fall 30-104 Mass.-N. Mex.

21220. anticus Fall 30-105 Ark. Ga. Fla. La.

21221. solitarius Blatch. 28-69

Fla.

21222. floridanus' Brown 30-3 Fla.

21223. oklahomensis Brown 30-4

Okla.

21224. cribratus VanD. 28-156

Ariz.

21225. carolinus VanD. 28-157 N. C.

21226. semipilosus^ VanD. 28-158

Ariz.
13241 belongrs in Atsenius,
fide Brown 28-307
Pseudataenius Brown 27-290

type 13222
Dialytes

21227. criddlei Brown 29-210 Man,
Khyssemus

21228. puncticoUis Brown 29-91

Ont.

21229. neg-lectus Brown 29-92 Okla. Colo.
Ochodseus

13272 = 13259, fide Brown 30-4
Odontseus

21230. falli Wallis 28-151 Man.

21231. thoracicornis Wallis 28-153

Ohio

21232. floridensis Wallis 28-155

Fla.
212.33. simi Wallis 28-170 N.J.

21234. liebecki Wallis 28-173 Conn,

21235. darlingtoni Wallis 28-175

N.J.

21236. alabamensis Wallis 29-239

Ala,
Bolbocerosoma

21237. lepidi-ssimum Brown 28-193

Okla.

21238. confusum Brown 28-194

Okla.Ark.Ia.

21239. hamatum Brown 29-213

Ga.

Geotrupes

Nylen 29-219 reports a single
specimen of G. sylvaticus from
Rhode Island.

Acoma

21240. arizonica Brown 29-212

Ariz.Cal.

21241. robusta VanD. 28-159 Cal.

21242. confusa VanD. 28-160 Cal.
Glai'esis

21243. knausi Brown 28-73 Kan.

21244. canadensis Brown 28-74

Man.

21245. confusa^ Brown 28-75 Ut.

21246. clypeata^ VanD. 28-162 Cal.
Serica

21247. errans Blatch. 29-35 Fla.
Phyllophaga

21248. austricola Fall 29-110 and 216

Miss.

21249. mariana^ Fall 29-111 Fla.

21250. iroides Fall 29-112 Ariz.

21251. microdon Fall 29-113 Tex.

21252. paternoi Glasgow 25-293

Va. N.C.
13496a. angulata Glasgow 25-294

N.J. Va.

21253. davisi Langston 27-221 Miss.

21254. deani Luginbill 28-78 S.C.

21255. lota Luginbill 28-87 S.C.

Phytalus

21256. vanalleri Schffr. 27-215

Ala.Tenn.
Gronocarus Schffr. 27-213

21257. autumnalis Schffr. 27-213

Ala.
Polyphylla

13595, 13598, 13605, 13607,
13610, 13612, 13614, 13,615.
13617, 13620, 13622, to 26
are valid, fide Fall 28
oklahomensis Hatch 26-145
= 13598 Okla.

21258. uteana Tanner 28-276 Ut.

21259. rufescenta Tanner 28-276

Ut.
Thyce

13628. Delete locality N. Mex.
13645. belongs in Thyce
Dinacoma

21260. caseyi Blais. 30-174 Cal.
Dichelonyx

13664 = 13665, fide VanD. 28-165

Hoplia

1.3697a is valid species,

fide Blatch. 30-36
Anomalopides n.n. Strand 28-2

( A nomaZopMS II Csy. nee Dunn)
Striaodermella

21261. knausi Brown 25-200 Kan.

21262. oklahomensis Hatch 30-24

Okla.
Ochrosidia

21263. subvittata Brown 30-5 Okla.

21264. nigricollis Burm. 47-50,

fide Buchanan 27-165 Tex.La,
robusta Lee.

40

Cerambycid.^

Ligrjrus

21265. IsevicoUis Bates 88-316,

fide Blatch. 28-49 Fla.

StrategTis

13896a. houstonensis Knaus 25-182

Tex.

Cotinis

13931. ab. brunnea Hatch 30-25

Okla.
Euphoria

13936 is a var. of 13937,

fide Brown 30-5

Ind.

lucanid;e

Van Dyke 28

Platycerus

21266. seneus VanD. 28-109 Oreg-.
14045a. cribripennis VanD. 28-107

Cal.

14042 = 14047 a, fide VanD. 28

14044 = 14043, fid-e VanD. 28

14049 = 14047 b, fide VanD. 28

14052 = 14055, fide VanD. 28

cerambycid;e*

Schmidt 24; Champlain and Knull 25, 26; R. Hopping- 25, 28; Fall 25.
26, 28, 29; Schott 25; Champlain, Kirk and Knull 25; Knaus 25;
Fisher 25, 26; Blatchley 25; Wallis 26; Plavilstshikov 27; Hardy and
Preece 27; Knull 27, 28, 30; Van Dyke 27, 28, 29; Swaine and Hopping
28; G. R. Hopping- 28; Schaeffer 29; Martin 30; Psota 30; Linsley 30.

Parandra

21267. marg-inicollis Schffr. 29-40

So.Cal.

21268. punctlllata Schffr. 29-40

Ariz.
Tetropium

21269. alaskanum Fall 26-201 Alas.

Dicentrus

{Paraopsimus Champlain and
Knull 26-205 = Dicentr«s
fide iR. Hopping 28-7)

21270. bidentatus Champlain and
Knull 26-205 Oreg.

Oeme

21271. hirsuta VanD. 27-99 Ariz.

Styloxus

21272. ruficeps' VanD. 27-99 Ariz.

Methia

21273. brevis' Fall 29-58

So.Cal,

Roinaleum

21274. cylindricum^ Knull 27-116

Ariz.

21275. cortiphagus Craighead 23-69
(larva) Knull, 27, 116 (Adult)

Pa.
Anoplium

21276. duncani^ Knull 27-117 Ariz.

21277. masoni Knull 28-11 111.

Ibidion

21278. polingi Fall 25-182 Ariz.

Eumichthus

14293a. ater Hardy and Preece 27-188

B.C.

14293b. ruber Hardy and Preece 27-188

B.C.

Centrodera

21279. pilosa VanD. 27-101 CaL

21280. blaisdelli VanD. 27-102 Cal.

Pseudopachyta S. & H. 28-16
14.348. rugipennis (Ne-wn.)

Pidonia Muls. 63-570 *

(Haplosalia Csy. 13-200)
(Thesalia Csy. 13-198)
according to S. and H. 28-18:

14305 = ruf icollis Say

14306 =
14308 =
14308a =
14310 =

14568 = 14569 (?)

Idiopidonia S. and H. 28-19 *
14534. pedalls Lee. (genotype)
Grammoptera Serv. 35-215 *

(Parallelina Csy.)

14455 transferred to Alosterna

14457 = 14456

14461 = 14459
Alosterna Muls. (33-576 *

14455, 14464, 14467, 14468

belong here.
Pseudostrant;alia S. and H. 28-24 *
14484. cruentata Hald. (genotype)

14485 = 14484

* The classification of this family on larval characters indicates six subfamilies instead of
three, the tribes Asemini, Lepturini, and Disteniini being raised to subfamily rank, with the last
named especially by its long, slender larva.

• Synonymy fide R. Hopping 28 or S. and H. 28.

Cerambycid^

41

Leptura *

212S1. anthracina Lee. 75-175 is valid

Oreg.
subcostata Pall synonym,
fide S. and H., 28-26 Cal.
14481, 14475, 14486, 14482, 14487,
14474, 14471, belong here
1448:5 = 14482.
14478 and 14479 = 14474
14480, 14470, 14473 and
14472 = 14471
14488 and 14465 belong- here

Typocerus *

21282. manitobensis' S. and H. 28-35

Man.
14545 = 14544
14542= ? lunata Fab.
14547 = 14.546
20080 = 14551

21283. deceptus Knull 29-144 Pa.

Charisalia *

14464 transferred to Alosterna
Anoplotlera Muls. 40-285 *

(Judolia Muls.)

{Ortholcptura Csy.)

{Brachyleiitura Csy.)

(Strangalepta Csy.)

{XestolepUira Csy.)

(.Strophloiia Csy.)

14517, 14536, 14516, 14527,

14528 and 14431 belong here
14452, 14518, 20C72 = 14516

14529 = 14527

21284. knulli S. and H. 28-46 Wyom.

14427, 14437, 14424, 14505,
14507 and 14489 belong here

14428, 20065, 14429,
14430, 14436 = 14427
20C66 = 14424
14506 = 14505

14477, 14426, 14432, 20068,
and 20069 belong here
2C063 and 20064 = 14426
20070 = 14432
14435, 145€S, 14512, 14510,
and 14498 belong here
14509 = 14508
14513 = 14512
14511 = 14510
14500 = 14498
14504, 14494, 14499, 14493,
and 14497 belong here.
14503, 14501, 20074. 20075 = 14504
14496, 14495 = 14494
14318, 14319, 14533, 14532,
and 14450 belong here.
14317 = 14318
21285. obscura' S. and H. 28-56

Wash.
20077 = var. ? of 14533
14535 = 14533
14453, 20073 = 14450
14449, 20071, 14454, 14523,
and 14530 belong here.

Anoplodera Muls. 40-285 *

14531 = 14530

14525a is valid species and belongs
here.

20061, 14525, 14526. 14447 belong
here.

14524 = 14447
14448 = 14447
14448a and b = 14447
21286. planata^ S. and H. 28-62

Iowa
14522, 14520, 14438, 14439,
and 14441 belong here.
14521 = 14520
14519 and 14519a = 14520
14440, 14442, 14443. 14444 = 14441
14445, 14451, 14425, 14466,
and 14469 belong here.
14446 = 14445
14433, 14434 = 14425
nitidipennis Prov. = 14469
14532b = 14449
14402 belongs in Acmseops.

Stenocorus *

14334 and 14335 = 14340

14328 and 14330 = 14324

14329 and 14331 = 14323
20053 = 14322

Gaurotes *

14413

14412

Acmaeops *

14410 = 14407
14402 belongs here.

Leptacmaeops *

14374a and 14376 = 14374
14373, 14378, and 14380 = 14383
14385. 14386. 14388, 14389 = 14384
20058, 14393 = 14391

Cyphonotida

14492 belongs in Euryptera,
fide S. and H. 28-65

Neobellainira S. and H. 28-15

14565. delicata (Lee.) genotype

Euryptera

14492 belongs here,
fide S. and H. 28-65
21287. cruenta Martin 30-70 Ariz.

In addition to the ehanges noted
above the Swaine and Hopping
paper on the Lepturini (of whieh
part I was published in 1928) unites
the tribes Encyclopini and Leptu-
rini. restores the generic names
Toxotus and Stenocorus to the
sense formerly used, and makes
Strangalia Serv. a synonym of Lep-
tura L.. so that Strangalina Auri-
villius will replace the old name
Strangalia. The changes in generic
arrangement of the species, though
numerous, appear to accord with
studies of wing venation and larvae.
Drawings by Mr. F. C. Hennessey
assist in following the text.

Synonymy fide R. Hopping 28 or S. and H. 28.

42

Cerambycidje

Molorchus

14584c. celti Knull 30-101 Pa.

Plinthocoelium Schmidt 24-382

includes 14599, 14600, 14602, 14604
14599b. smaragdinoides Schmidt 24-384

Tex.
Schwarzerion Schmidt 24-387

includes 14603

Anacomis

14614d. thujse VanD. 27-103 B. C.

Callidium

21288. vancouverense VanD. 27-104

B. C.

21289. pallidum VanD. 28-111 Cal.

21290. hardyi VanD. 28-112 B. C.

Phymatodes

21291. fulgidus G.R.Hopp. 28-246

B. C.
14641a. nigrescens Hardy

and Preece 27-190 B. C.

14645a. latifasciatus Hardy

and Preece 27-191 Vane

Cyllene

14667 = infausta Lee.
fide R.Hopp. 28-8
14668a, d, and e = 14668,
color varieties of decora,
fide R.Hopp.

Xylotrechus

21292. bowditchi G.R.Hopp. 28-247

Colo.

21293. schaefferi Schott 25-224

N. J.
20106. abietis VanD. 29-136, n.n.
cinereus || VanD.

Neoclytus

21294. baillaris VanD. 29-136 Wash.
basalis |1 VanD. 27-106

21295. angelicus VanD. 27-107

Cal.

21296. vanduzeei^ VanD. 27-107

Ariz.
14711a. zebratus VanD. 27-108

Cal.
Clytoleptus

14732 = 14730, fide Champlain,
Kirk and Knull 25

Clytiis

21297. canadensis G.R.Hopp. 28-246

B. C.
Batyle

21298. rjfiventris^ Knull 28-126

Ariz.
flWoneilema

21299. corpulentum Knaus 25-183

Ariz.
14877c. montanum Psota 30-121

Mont.

21300. puncticollis Psota 30-121

Colo.N.Mex.

21301. angulatum^ Psota 30-122

Wash.

21302. hybrida^ Psota 30-123 Colo.

21303. parahybrida Psota 30-124

N. Mex-

14880a. scabrum Psota 30-125 N. Mex.

21304. alpinum Psota 30-126 Tex. N.Mex.

21305. rinconi Psota 30-126 N. Mex.

21306. texanum Psota 30-127 Tex.
14881b. arizonicum^ Psota 30-128

Ariz.

21307. duncani Psota 30-128 Ariz.

21308. isolatum Psota 30-132 N. Mex.

21309. punctatum Psota 30-133

Tex.

21310. walsenburgi Psota 30-142

Colo.

21311. nigriventris Fisher 26-214

Tex.
All of Casey's names, except
corrugans, are synonyms,
fide Psota.

Goes

21312. novus Fall 28-236 Tex.
14917a = 14917, fide Fall 28-237
14916 = 14915, belongs in Goes
fide Pall 28-237

14915 occurs in Ga. and N. C.
14920 occurs in N. J., Pa., and R. I.

Synaphaeta

14926 and 14927 = 14928,
fide R.Hopp. 28-8

Leptostylus

21313. pusillus Blatch. 25-1(57

Fla.

21314. bahamicus Fisher 25-3, fide
Champlain and Knull 26-205

Fla.

21315. knulli Fisher 25-103 Md.

21316. scurra v. dorsalis Fisher 26-21

Cuba, Fla.
Lepturges

21317. minutus Champlain

and Knull 25-207 La,

21318. neomexicanus Champlain

and Knull 25-470 N. Mex.

Pogonocherus (Key to species Linsley 30)

21319. vandykei Linsley 30-79

So. Tex,

15051 = 15049

15054 = 15053

15057 = 15055

15058 = 15056

15060 = 15049

Ecyrus (Key to species Linsley 30)

21320. cornutus Linsley 30-86

So. Tex.
15066 is valid Linsley 31-106

Ataxia

21321. brunneus Champlain

and Knull 26-206 No. 111.

Saperda

21322. bipunctata R.Hopp. 25-208

Man.
Oberea

21323. delongi Knull 28-12 Ohio

21324. brooksi WaJlis 26-94 Man.
15136. caseyi n.n. Plav. 27-64

ferruginea |1 Csy.

• Synonymy fide R. Hopping 28 or S. and H. 28.

Chrysomelid^

43

CHRYSOMELOIDEA

The publication of Boving- and Craighead's "Synopsis of the principal
Larval Forms of Coleoptera" indicates the necessity of dividing the
series Cerambycoiciea, uniting the families Bi'uchidse (Mylabridse) and
Chrysomelidae as a series, Chrysomeloidea. Within that series, on larval
characters, the subfamilies of Chrysomelidae heretofore recognized would
become families, Sagrinse becoming Sagridse, Donaciinse Donaciidce, etc.
In the Orsodacnidce two subfamilies, Orsodacnince and Zeugophorin:e are
indicated us required. The present subfamilies Chlamydin^, Clytrinse,
Cryptocephalinse, and Lamprosominse, become components of a family
Camptosomatidse. In the family Galerucidae the sulifamilies Galeru-
cinte, Dial>roticinfe (formerly the tribe Diabr'oticini) and Halticinte are
provisionally assembled; but it is stated that "when better studied, the
classification of the entire family Galerucidse will unquestionably be
changed."

CHRYSOMELIDiiE

Sehaeffer 24, 25, 26, 2S, 29; Laboissiere 25, 29; Blatchley 25, 27, 28;

Chittenden 25, 27; Gentner 25, 26, 28; Heikertinger 25; Van Dyke 25;

Fall 26, 27, 28, 29; Brisley 27, 28; Hatch 27, 28, 31; Blake 27, 28, 30;

Spaeth 27; Martin 28.

Donacia

21325.

15202.

15202a.
15199.

21326.

21326a,

15201.

15200.

20161.

20160.

21327.

21327a
21327b
21327c.

The results of the studies of
Sehaeffer are best slaown by the
following new catalogue of the
the species. The original
catalogue number is preserved for
the species of which the status is
unchanged; otherwise it is shown
in parenthesis,
militaris Lacord.
floridas Leng (15197)
piscatrix Lacord.
Carolina Lacord.
cupreallMelsh.
alutacea Lee.

congener Lee.
palmata Oliv.
claudicans Germ.
texana Cr.

minor Schffr. 25-72
rufescens Lacord.
hypoleuca Lacord
edentata Schffr.
parvidens Schffr.
cincticornis Newn. (15198 a)
lucida Lacord.

, tryphera Schffr. 25-81 N.J. Mex.
, tenuis Schffr. 25-82 N.C. Fla. Mich.

Mass.-Fla.

Ga.Tex.

Tex.La.Fla,
Mich.-Tex.

Can.-Va.

Cal.-B.C.
N.Y.-Md.

rufipennis Lacord.
pulchella Lee.
1519S. proxima Kby.
15198d. californiea Lee.

21328. cserulea Oliv.
episcopalis Lacord (15198 c.)

21329. magnifica Lee. (15198 b.)

Can. -Colo.
15194. hirticollis Kby.

rudicollis Lacord.

DonacJa

15196. pubescens Lee.

21330. quadricollis Say N.Y.-H.B.T.
cuprasa Kby.

curticollis Knab (15204)

15206. rugosa Lee.

20162. assimilis Lacord. N.J. Md.
glabrata Schffr.

21331. biimpressa Melsh. Can. Fla.
aurichalcea Melsh.

torosa Lee. (15212)
distinctaJLeng
21331a. hmonia Schffr. 25-100 N.Y.-Mieh.

15207. porosicollis Lacord.
15211. distincta Lee.
15203. subtil is Kunze

seneallAhrens

confluenta Say

aequalis Kby.

serea Lacord.

eonfluens Lee.
15203a. fulgens Lee. N.Y.-H.B.T.

20164. tubereulifrons Schffr.

21332. vicina Lacord. Ala.

20163. liebecki Schffr.
pallipes II Lacord.

15205. megacornis Blatch.

megalocera Weise
15209. aequalis Say

confusa Lacord.

dissimilis Schffr. 25-115

Fla.
15218. rufa Say

tuberculata Lacord. (1.5210)

rutila Melsh.
15195. pubicollis Schffr.

44

Chrysomelid^

Donacia

iPoedlocera Schffr.)

15208. harrisi Lee.

(Plateumaris Thorns.)

21333. sulcicollis Lacord. Can. -Wis.
metallicaJSay

affinis Kby.

kirbyi Lacord.

jucunda Lee.

rufaJLeng- (15218)
15217. flavipes Kby.

ehaleea Lacord.
15217a. shoemakeri Schffr. 25-129

N.J. N.Y. D.C. Va.
15217b. lodingi Schffr. 25-129 Ala.

21334. nitida Germ. N.Y.
binodosa Lee. nee Germ.

21335. notmani Schffr. 25-132 N.Y.
15216. emarg-inata Kby.

junci Coup.
15216a. paeifiea Schffr. 25-135 Cal.
15216b. frosti Schffr. 25-136 Mass.-Alta.
15215. metalHca Ahrens

femoralis Kby. (15214)

cataractas Newm.

parva Lacord.

nana Melsh.

indica Melsh.

g-entilis Lee.

21336. g-ermari Mann. Nfld.-Cal. Alas,
aurifer Lee.

dives Lee.
femoralisJLec.
serricauda Schffr. (20165)
21336a. flavipennis Mann. Oreg-.-Alas.

21337. diversa Schffr. 25-143

Ind. Wis. Ont.
harrisi$Blateh.

21338. fulvipes Lacord. Alta.-Pa.
cuprea+Lec.

pusillaJLeng (pars)
15213. pusilla Say

rugifrons Newn.
15213a. pyritosa Lee.
15213b. robusta Schffr.

21339. wallisi Schffr. 25-147

Man. Mich. -Alas,
aurifer var. Lee.

21340. dubia Schffr. 25-152 Wyom.-Alas.

21341. neomexicana Schffr. 25-154

N.Mex,

21342. longicollis Schffr. 25-156

B.C.-Nev.

21343. vermiculata' Schffr. 25-158

Cal.
Syneta
15221a. minuta Brisley 27-60

Thricolema

a distinct genus Brisley 27-56

Zeugophora

atra Fall. 26-203 n.n.

for abnormislCr. nee Lee.

Crioceris

according to Hatch 27-211:
inerucifer Pic 06-119-123

Mich.
4-punctata Schust. "
linnei Pie " "

anticeeonjuncta Pie " "
apieeeonjuncta Pie " "
impupiliata Pic " "

Leiiia

15253b. nigriventris Fall 28-238

Cal.

20169 = 15255, fide Fall 28-238

15255 is subsp. of 12253.

Brisley 28-118
15257. ealifornica n.n. Heinze 27-142,

for aemulall

Coscinoptera

21344. inornata Fall 27-382 L.Cal.

Euryscopa

21345. alieula Fall 27-383

L.Cal.

Saxinis

21346. mierostriga Fall 27-384

Ariz. Mex.

Chlamys

(Boloschesis Jacobson 24-239)

{Arthrochlamys Ihering,

Rev. do Mus. Paulista VI. 1904, p.

642)

(cf. Laboissiere 29-256)

21347. subelata Schffr. 26-184 Ariz. Cal.

21348. scabripennis Schffr. 26-184

Tex. N.Mex. Ariz. Cal.

21349. quadrilobata Schffr. 26-186

Tex.
20173. = moestifica Lac.

Monachulus

21350. viridanus Fall 27-139 Fla.

Bassareus

21351. clathratus Melsh. vahd sp.
fide Blatch. 28-71

Metachroma

21352. insulare Fall 27-390 L. Cal.

21353. opacipenne Fall 27-138 L. Cal.

21354. coronadense Fall 27-138

Cal.
21.355. anaemicum Fall 27-138 Fla.
15588. r= adustum Suffr. 66-339,
fide Blake 30-214

Typophorus

lo625a. sturmi Lef. is subsp.,
fide Chittenden 25-91
Paria

21356. juniperi Blatch. 27-143 Ind. ^

Colaspidea

20188 occurs in Cuba,
fide Blatch. 28-49

Hydrothassa Thoms. 66-279

21357. boreela Schffr. 28-289 Man.Alta.B.C.
15636, 15637, 15638, also belong here

Chrysomelid;e

45

Calligrapha

15675a. confluens Schffr. 28-290

N.S.-Mass.

21358. alni Schffr. 28-290 N.S.-Mass.

Phfedon *

15695. prasinella (Lee.) 61-358

Wash.-So.Cal.
punctatus Hatch 28-46. Fall 29-145

Wash,
vandykei Hatch 28-61, Fall 29-145

Cal.

15696. purpurea Linell 98-482, Fall 29-151

Ut. Ariz,
purpurescens Hatch 28-61,
Fall 29-150 Ariz.

15698. oviformis (Lee.) 61-457,

Fall 29-151 N. Eng.-Alas.

? vancouverensis Hatch 28-62,
Fall 29-151

15699. viridis (Melsh.) 47-175, Fall 29-149

Que. Fla. N.Mex.
seruginosus Suffr. 58-395,
Fall 29-149 N. Am.

microreticulatus Hatch 28-46,
Fall 29-148 N. T.

dietrichi Hatch 28-46, Fall 29-148

N. Y.
? oklahomensis Hatch 31-103
as variety Okla.

15697. armoracife (L.) 58-369, Fall 29-152

Eur. N. Am.
? americanus Schffr. 29-287,
and Fall i. litt. Mich.

21359. nig-er Hatch 28-47 Wash,
planus Hatch 31-104, and i. litt.

21360. carri Hatch 28-46, Fall 29,

and Schffr. 29 Que.-Alta.

? cochleariK Fall nee Fab.,
fide Schffr. 29

21361. uniformis Fall 29-150 Mass. N.J. Ga.

21362. cyanescens St&l 60-470, Fall 29-150

Mex. Ariz,
huaehucse Hatch 28-62 Ariz.

Gastroidea

{Gastrophysa Redt.)
213()3. formosa (Say) is valid,
fide Schffr. 28-45
15705 = Nodonota puncticollis
Lef. 28-45

Una

21364. interrupta Fab. 01-4.38
21o64a. 4-g-uttata Schffr. 28-43

Alta.
21.364b. aeneicollis Schffr. 2.S'-43
loTlOc. maculicollis Schffr. 28-44

Ut.
15711a. scriptoides Schffr. 28-44

N. J.

Phyllodeeta

21365. americana Schffr. 28-46

Pa.
21365a. pallipes Schffr. 28-47 Ohio.

Triarius

21366. suturalis Martin 28-34 Ariz.

Diabi'otica

of. Lever 30-656, and Laboissiere 25

Luperodes

21367. bimarginata Blake 28-143

N. C.

Oedionychis

15S71a. lamprocyanea Blake 27-11

Ariz. Colo.
15868a. badia Blake 27-14 Va.

scripticollis Say ^ 15868,

fide Blake 27
15875b. pallida Blake 27-27 Tex. Okla.

21368. amplivittata Blake 27-24

N.Am. (U.S.?)

21369. spilonota B.ake 27-36 Fla.

21370. obsidiana (Fab.) 01-499
21370a. blakese n.n.

flava II Blake 27-40 nee Gmelin

Ala. 111. Kan.

21371. discicollis Cr. 73-61 Fla.

21372. lateralis Jac. 86-412 Ariz.

21373. durangoensis Jac. 92-318

Ariz.
15886. circumdata Rand, replaces
limbalis Melsh.

21374. subvittata Horn is valid,
fide Blake 27

15889. quercata (Fab.) reidentified,

fide Blake 27
15872. gracilis is syn. fide Blake 27

Harold's names, joeosa, horni,

longula not identified

DJsonycha, fide Blake 30-210

15895e (= costipennis Duv.) is
valid Fla. Cuba.

15895 is valid E. of Miss. So. Sf.

15895d is valid Fla.

21375. uniguttata (Say) is valid

U.S. E. of Rockies
15895a is valid Cal.

15895b. (= procera Csy.) is valid

E. of Rockies
vicina Kby. remains doubtful
15902a is valid fide Blatch. 30-43

Haltica

15937 =: tombacina Mann.,
fide Fall 26-204

21376. cupreolus Fall 26-204 n.n. for
tombacina t Horn

21377. vitiosa Blatch. 28-71 Fla.

21378. brisleyi Gentn. 28-59

Ariz. Colo. Neb.

21379. nigra' Gentn. 28-61 N. Mex.
15925. aeneola n.n. Blatch. 25-245.

for senescens ||

21380. canadensis Gentn. 26-149

Man.

21381. elongata Gentn. 26-151

Man.

* We have included, in treating Phaedon, Hatch's paper of 1931 in which he disputes in part

the synonymy of Fall's paper of 1929, and describes planus. This name he later, in a letter to us,

treated as an aberration. We have included also a letter from Fall, disputing Schaeffer's con-
clusions, in part.

46

Chrysomelid^

Chalcoides

159tJ8. Following Heikertinger 13-155,
Schaeffer 24-145, Chittenden 25-120,
the helxines of Linne is question-
able or unrecognizable. The ar-
rangement of names, fide Chitten-
den, is
fulvicornis (Fab.) 92-30

Eur. N.Am.
subsp. nana Say
subsp. violacea Melsh.

Crepidodera

21382. solani Blatch. 25-167 Fla,

Leptotrichaltiea Heikertinger 25-68

(Leptotrix Horn nee Meyer 1868)

Chaetocnema

21383. parvula* Gentn, 28-62 Ariz.

21384. bicolor Gentn. 28-63 Ariz.

21385. magnipunctata Gentn. 28-64

So. Cal.
Systena

21386. floridana Blatch. 28-72 Fla.
Longi tarsus

21387. waterhousei Kutschera 64-274

Eur.Mich.Ind.
(Wien. Ent. Monatschr. Vol. VIII)
menthse (Bedel) 98-189
menthse || Gentn. 25-109
menthaphagus Gentn. 26-152
and 28-264

21388. ovalis Gentn. 26-153 Nfld.

Glyptina.

21389. maritima Fall 27-140 Mass.

Aphthona

21390. schaefferi Blatch. 27-144

Fla.
Phyllotreta as arranged by Chittenden 27
16075. armoracias (Koch) 03-75

t Eur.Que.-Neo.
vittata Steph. 31-297
16075a. biplagiata^ Chitt. 27-16

Wis.
16D64. lepidula (Lee.) 57-68 Cal.
16C67. oregonensis (Cr.) 73-66

Or.-Tex.
16068. robusta Lee. 78-614 Mich.-Man.

16065. zimmermanni (Cr.) 73-66

N. Eng.-Man.
sinuata $ Horn 89-295
20245. utana Chitt. 20-389 Ut.-Oreg.

16066. vittata (Fab.) 01-469

t Eur. N.Eng. Cal.
striolata (Fab.) 07-148
sinuata $ Redt.
16066a. discedens Weise 93-873

Fla. Tex. D.C.
16066b. monticola Weise 93-873

t Eur. Cal. D.C.
16066e. lineolata Chitt. 27-25 Ala.-Alas.
16066d. vernicosa^ Chitt. 27-25

Cal.
16066e. artivitta^ Chitt. 27-26 la.
20243. liebecki Schffr. 19-439 Fla. Md. 111.

21391. alberta Chitt. 27-28 Alta.

21392. perspicua^ Chitt. 27-29 Oreg.

• Variety of bipustulata, fide Chitt. 27.

Phyllotreta

21393. obtusa^ Chitt. 27-30 Colo.

21394. oblonga Chitt. 27-31 Alta.

16073. ramosa (Cr.) 74-80 Cal. Nev. N.Y.

16074. bipustulata (Fab.) 01-4&4

N.Y. Wis. Kan.
20244. conjuneta Gentn. 24-168*

Mich. Wis. Kan.

16069. denticornis Horn 89-297

Cal. Oreg.

21395. amplicornisi Chitt. 27-35

16070. ulkei Horn 89-298 Ohio.

16071. decipiens Horn 89-298

Or.Mont.B.C.
16071a. ordinata Chitt. 27-38 Nev.-Wash.

16072. albionica (Lee.) 57-68 Colo-B.C.
16072a. corusca^ Chitt. 27-40 B.C.

21396. herbacea Chitt. 27-41 Colo.

21397. prasina Chitt. 27-42 Cal.Ariz.Tex.

16076. chalybeipennis (Cr.) 73-67

Mass. -Fla.

16078. seneicollis (Cr.) 73-67 Tex.-S.Dak.

16077. lewisii (Cr.) 73-66 Md.-Oreg.

21398. Columbiana Chitt. 27-46

B.C.

21399. subnitida Chitt. 27-47 Oal.-N.Mex.

21400. aerea Allard 59-c fEur. N.Y.
punctulata Foudras 60-255

21401. inconspicua Chitt. 27-49 Alta- Wash.

21402. fulgida Chitt. 27-50 Colo.-Cal.

21403. transversovalis* Chitt. 2J-51

Ut.

21404. brevipennis Chitt. 27-52

Man.
16080. pusilla Horn 89-.302 Colo.-Cal.

21405. laticornis Chitt. 27-54 Ariz.

21406. viridicyanea Chitt. 27-55.

Cal.

21407. polita Chitt. 27-56 Oreg.

21408. inordinata Chitt. 27-57 Tex. Ariz.
20242. undulata Kutsch. 60-301

? N.Am.

16079. lindahli Dury (in Tanygaster?)
160S1. pidta(Say) in»Trachymetopa Weise,

fide Heikertinger 25-58
Anisostena

21409. californica VanD. 25-170

Cal.
Brachycoryna

21410. dolorosa VanD. 25-170 Cal.
16117. =hardyi Cr. fide VanD. 25
Miororhopala

iei31c. militaris VanD. 25-173

Cal.
Chejymorpha

21411. phytophagica Cr. 73-77 is valid

Ariz.
Physonota
10142b. arizonjB Schffr. 25-234

Ariz.

21412. helianthi Rand, is valid
fide Criddle 26-208

Cassida

21413. relicta Spaeth 27-114 111.

Platystomid^

47

Deloyala

16155a. diversicoUis Schffr. 25-235

Tex. Ariz.

Metriona

16157b. floridana Schffr. 25-235

Fla.

21414. marginepunctata Schffr. 25-236

Ala.

21415. lodingi Schffr. 25-236 Ala,

Coptocycia

21416. pinicola Schffr. 25-235 Ala.

MYLABRID-S:

On larval characters two subfamilies, Pachymerinas and Bruchinae
are suggested by Bciving and Craighead.

Caryobruchus Bridwell 29-148

New genus proposed for 16163
and 16164

Spermophagus

2f. Bridwell 30-29 on status of
robinise Fab.

Mylabris

21417. wheelocki Blatch. 30-35

21418. prolixus Fall 26-204

Fla.

Alas.

brentid;e

Kleine 27.

Platystrophus Kleine 17-39

This generic name is proposed for
Eupsalis and the varieties lecontei
and sallei are treated by Kleine as
valid, without explanation.

Brentus

16260 = mexicanus Boh. 40-532

PLATYSTOMIDiZE

(ANTHRIBID^) (CHORAGID^)

This family is treated under the name Clioragidae in Bradley's Manual.

Several nomenclatorial changes are made by Pierce 30; in the same

paper keys to several genera by Barber and Buchanan are printed, as

well as 'other keys by Pierce.

Wolf rum, in Col. Cat. parts 102 (1929) restores the family name

Anthribidae, makes two subfamilies, and submerges the genera Gonops

and Toxotropis in Ormiscus.

Boving and Craighead, on larval characters, elevate the rank of the

family to a series, PlatystVimoidea, divided into two subfamilies, Brachy-

tarsinae (legs present) and Choraginae (legs absent) in larval stage.

Meconemus Labram and Imhoff 38-51,
fide Pierce
(Ischnocerus Schon.)

21419. angulata Martin 30-71 Ariz.

Toxotropis Key, Pierce 30

(Gonops Lee.) fide Pierce

21420. simplex^ Pierce 30-8 Ga,

21421. sparsus' Pierce 30-9 Tex.

21422. 4-macuIatus Pierce 30-9

Fla.-D.C.

21423. mitchelli Pierce 30-10 T ,x.

21424. victoriensis Pierce 3C-11

Tex.

38-51.

Eusphyms

21425. schwarzi Pierce 30-28 Fla.
Discotenes Labram and Imhoff

fide Pierce

(Phanosolena Schffr.)
Ormiscus

21426. angulatus Pierce 30-6

21427. solidus^ Pierce 30-7
EurjTiiycter Key, Pierce 30

21428. latifascia Pierce 30-17

21429. bicarinatus^ Pierce 30-17

Wash.

21430. tricarinatus Pierce 30-17

N.C.-Wls.

Tex.
Tex.

N.Y. Ont.

48

Curculionid;e

Tropideres

21431. barberi Pierce 30-13 Tex.
Allandrus Key, Barber 30

21432. populi Pierce 30-19

Ariz. Ut. Id. Mich.

Piezocorynus Key, Buchanan 30
1628S. =plagifer Jordan 04-277,
fide Pierce

Pseudanthribus Pierce 30-24
(Anthribus Geoff.)

Bracliytarsus

21433. annulatus Carr 30-279 Alta.

Brat'hytarsoides Pierce 30-29

n. gen. for 16310 and others
Euxenus

21434. ater^ Blatch. 30-238 Pla.

CURCULIONOIDEA

The series Brentoidea, Curcuhonoidea, and Scolytoidea are consoHdated
by Boving- and Craighead on larval characters. They state that the
larvae of Curculionidse and Scolytidae "cannot be separated." The sub-
merged larvae of Lissorhoptrus, living between the leaves of rice, lead
to their separation as a subfamily Lissorhoptrinae. The families sug-
gested are Belidee, Brentidae, Attelabidse (including Rhynchitinae =
Cimberinae and Attelabinae) Apionidse, Curculionidae, Calendridee, Platy-
podidse, and Scolytidae.

CURCULIONIDiiE

Fall 25, 26, 27, 28, 29; Chittenden 25, 26, 28, 30; Blatchley 25, 28;
Pierce 25; Satterthwait 25; Fisher 25; Voss 25; Buchanan 26, 27, 29;
Barber 26; Van Dyke 27, 28, 29. 30; Cotton 27; Carr 29, 3(1; Brown 29,
30; Ryan 29; Frost 30; CVcsby and Blauvelt 30; Mutchler 30;

Bradley 30.

Diodyrhynchus (in subfamily Cimberinae,
fide Bradley 30-259)

21435. slevini Martin 30-130 Cal.

RhjTichites

21436. quadripennis Fall 29-292

Tex.

21437. delectus Fall 29-292 So.Cal.
16357a. levirostris^ Fall 29-293

Cal.

21438. insularis Fall 29-293 Cal. Is.

Attelabus

(Himatolahns)

21439. constrictipennis Chitt. 26-163

Ariz.

21440. disparipes Chitt. 26-164 Ariz.

21441. coloradoensis Voss 25-244

So.Colo.
(Pilolahus)

21442. californicus Voss 25-243

Cal.
According to Col. Cat. pars 110:
16365a. is a synonym of 16365 ; the

synonymy under 16369 is to be
reversed; the subgenera are
Pilolabus for californicus,
Himatolabus for 16369,
Synolabus for 16366. 16367 and
16368. Cyrtolabus for Chittenden's
species, and Homoeolabus for 1()365

.■\pion

21443. alaskanum Fall 26-205 Alas.

21444. dilaticolle Fall 25-85 N.J.

21445. bischoffi Fall 25-86 N.Y. N.J. Va.
atripestPall, 98 nee. Smith

Apion

21446. diff rectum Fall. 25-87 N.J. Mass. Id.

21447. speculiferum Fall 27-140

Alta.

21448. cyanitinctum Fall 27-141

Man.

Eupagoderes

21449. giganteus Chitt. 26-169 Cal.

Dichoxenus

16548 belongs here,
fide Buchanan 27-184

Calomycterus

21450. setarius Roelofs 73-175,
fide Mutchler 30-1 N.Y.

Panscopus Key, Buchanan 27
(Nomiclus)

21451. schwarzi Buch. 27-30 Ut.

21452. rugicollis' Buch. 27-31 Wash.

21453. bufo^ Buch. 27-31 Cal.

21454. pallidus Buch. 27-31

B.C. Id. Mont.

21455. tricarinatus' Buch. 27-32

Oreg.
(Pseudopanscopns Buch. 27-33)

21456. costatus^ Buch. 27-33 B.C.
1P).575=: 16636, fide Buch.
16584a = ia584. fide Buch.
16586 = 16576, fide Buch.
Panscopidius = Nocheles, fide Buch.

Pantomorus

16659. =godmani Cr.

fide Bradley 30-262

CURCULIONID^

49

MesagToious Schon. 40-1281

(Lepidocricus Pierce) fide
Buchanan 29

21457. minor Buch. 29-6 Ohio-Cola

21458. oblongus Buch. 29-8 Neb.-Wyom.

21459. plumosus Buch. 29-9 Tex.

21460. elong-atus Buch. 29-10 Oreg.

21461. nevadianus Buch. 29-11 Nev.

21462. incertus Buch. 29-11 Wash.

21463. hispidus Buch. 29-12 Cal.

21464. strigisquamosus Buch. 29-13

Cal.

21465. ocularis Buch. 29-13 Cal.
Trigonoscuta

16695 = 16673 fide Buch. 27-184
IJracliyrhinus cf. Chitt. 25-290, and Buch.
27-183

21466. cribricollis Gyll. 34-582
fide VanD. 29-8 and Ryan 29-567

Cal.
.\gronus

21467. carri Buch. 29-102 Alta.
Euriiinus (Simoini) Buch. 26-179

21468. mononychus Buch. 26-180

Ut. Ariz.
Trichalophus

21469. brunneus^ VanD. 27-15 Wash.

21470. foveirostris Chitt. 25-141*
Acmapgeniiis

21471. granicollis' VanD. 27-14

Wyom.
Lepiclophorus

21472. rainieri VanD. 30-149 Wash.

21473. alternatus VanD. 30-150

Wash. Or.
Desiantha (Hyperini) Pasc. 70-193

21474. nociva Lea 09-174 fide Blatch. 25-92

tMiss.
Lepyrus Key to sp. Van D. 28-57

21475. nordenskioldi Faust 87
21475a. canadensis Csy.
21475b. cinereus VanD. 28-57 Alas.

21476. oregonus Csy.
21476a. tesselatus VanD. 28-56

Alta.
Listronotus

21477. impressus VanD. 29-106

Cal.

21478. elegans VanD. 29-107 Cal.

21479. leucozonatus Chitt. 26-341

O. Fla. N.Y.
(Listroderes)

21480. apicalis Waterh. 41-123,
fide Chitt. 26-71

Hyperodes

21481. annulipes Blatch. 25-92 Fla.

21482. carinatus Blatch. 28-242

Fla.
16810 = 168.34. fide Fall 26-206
vitticollis}Dietz = 16835a.
fide Fall 26-206
Pissodes

21483. robustus VanD. 27-11 Cal.

21484. ochraceus VanD. 27-12 Cal.

' Referred to Plinthodes Van D. 27-15.
** Curculio nucum designated as type by Latrei
pp. 113-114.

Anculopus Van D. 27-12

21485. foveatus VanD. 27-13 Wash.
Notaris

21486. flavipilosus Chitt. 30-48

Alas.

21487. goliath Buch. 27-38 Nev. Oreg.
16923 = bimaculatus Fab., fide
Buch. 26-36

Smicronyx

21488. minutissimus' Blatch. 28-244

Fla.
Taiiyspliyrus

21489. atra' Blatch. 28-244 .Mass,
Bagous

21490. carinatus Blatch. 25-95 Fla.
Myrmex

( O tidocephalus )

21491. ventralis' VanD. 30-151

Tex.

21492. dimidiatus' VanD. 30-152

Tex.

21493. octolineatus Champ. 03-242
fide VanD. 30-153 Ariz.

Curculio** L. 58 377-386.
{Balaninus Germ.)
Arranged as follows by Chitten-
den, 1927:
*

17155. proboscideus Fab. E.U.S.
17177. auriger Csy. E.U.S.Arlz?

17159. nasicus Say E.U.S. Tex.

17156. caryse Horn E.U.S. Tex.

17157. rectus Say E.U.S. Tex.

21494. macrodon' Chitt. 27-154

Tex.

21495. longidens Chitt. 27-155

Mass. Fla. Tex.

21496. ruficristatus' Chitt. 27-156

Tex.

21497. orthorhynchus Chitt.

W. Va. N.J.-Tex.

21498. longinasus' Chitt. 27-158

Ariz.
2149S'a. mandibularis Chitt. 27-158

Ariz.

21499. multifasciatus' Chitt. 27-159

Wis.

21500. pardus Chitt. 27-160 So.Cal.

21501. gracilis Chitt. 27-161 Ariz.

21502. wenzeli Chitt. 27-161 W. Tex.

•T^ V V T^

17160. pardalis Chitt. E.U.S. Tex.
17176. victoriensis Chitt. Tex.-S.C.
17176a. fulvus Chitt. 27-165 S.C.-Ala.
215<).'l emarginatus Chitt. 27-165

N.Mex.
17170. -strictus Csy. N.J. Ut.

17175. q-griseffi Chitt. Ariz.

17161. confusor Ham. ' E.U.S. Dak.
17167. uniformis Uec. ";al. Ut. B.C.
21504. parvidens Chitt. Gulf. St. N.C.

17162. baculi Chitt. E.U.S. Tex.
17162a. curtus Chitt.

lie 1810, fide Pierce Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. 1925,

50

CURCULIONID^

Curculio

21505. cervulinus Chitt. 27-174

Cal.

17169. undulatus Csy. Ariz.

21506. microdon Chitt. 27-175 Tex.
21506a. rectitibialis Chitt. N.Mex.

17164. obtusus Blanch.

E.U.S. Can. Tex.

21507. numenius Chitt. 27-178

Can. -Colo.

21508. funicularis Chitt. 27-179

N.Mex.Can.

21509. iowensis Csy. (17161a.)

N.Y. Wis. Tex.

21510. ibis Chitt. 27-181 Ariz.

21511. exilis^ Chitt. 27-182 Can.

17166. monticola Csy. W.Tex. N.Mex.

21512. crassirostris Chitt. 27-184

Ariz.

21513. aurivestis' Chitt. 27-185

Cal.

21514. brevinasus Chitt. 27-185

Cal.

17168. nanulus Csy. N.Mex.

21515. striatus Chitt. 27-187 W.Tex.
17163. humeralis Csy Fla.

21516. albidus Chitt. 27-189

? haroldi Faust 90-292, fide

Chitt. 28-69

China N.Am?
17155a, 17155b = 17155
17158, 17177a, 17178, 17179 = 17177
auctus Csy. = 17159
sparsus Gyll. rostratus Gyll.,
and nasatus Say = 17159?
appalachius Csy. = 17160
17173, 17171, 17172,
and ordinatus Csy. = 17170
proprius Csy. = 17175
17165 = 17167
17180 = 17166
17174 = 17168

Anthonoinus

(Coccotorus)

21517. pruniphilus Chitt. 25-130

Tex,
(Anthono7nus)

21518. nubiloides Fall 28-239 Me. and West

21519. australis Blatch. 25-98 Fla.

21520. bicoro.stris Blatch. 25-97

Fla.

172.39a. picipes' Blatch. 28-249

111.
17267. xantus Blatch. 25-99 = 17267
fide Fall 28-2.38 Mass.

? 17312 = 17273, fide Fall 28-230.

denied Blatch. 30-41

Epimeehus

21521. flavirostris Fall 28-239 So.Cal.

Orchestes

21522. uniformis Brown 29-110

Man.

21523. testaceus Mul. 76-90 fide
Frost 30-97 Me. N.S.

17345a. is valid species, occurs in Quebec,
fide Brown 30

Cleonus

21524. pigrer Scop. 63-23, fide
Crosby and Blauvelt 30-164

N.Y.

Lixus

21.525. novellus Blatch. 25-101 Ind.

21526. pusio' Blatch. 28-250 Fla,

21527. blakese Chitt. 28-90 Cal.

21528. albisetiger Chitt. 30-2 Tex.

21529. aspericollis Chitt. 30-3 Kan.

21530. coloradensis' Chitt. 30-4

Colo.

21531. perstriatus Chitt. 30-5 Colo.

21532. acirostris Chitt. 30-6 N.C.

21533. ordinatipennis^ Chitt. 30-7

La.

21534. quadratipunctatus^ Chitt. 30-8

Colo.
17425a. profundus Chitt. .30-9 Ga.-Tex.

21535. crassipunctatus^ Chitt. 30-9

Ariz.
215.36. ivse Chitt. 30-10 La.

21537. dissimilis Chitt. 30-11 Ga.

21538. tricristatus Chitt. 30-12

N.Y. Ala. Kan.
215.39. planicollis Chitt. .30-13 la. La.

21540. pervestitus Chitt. 30-14

Ariz. N.Mex.

21541. flexipennis^ Chitt. 30-15

la.
21.542. buchanani' Chitt. 30-16 la.

21543. pluchese Chitt. 30-17 Tex.
17437a. ocellatus Chitt. 30-18 N.Y. N.J.

21544. capitatus^ Chitt. .30-19 Md.

21545. lodingi Chitt. 30-20 Ala. Fla. La.

21546. regularipennis Chitt. 30-21

Ind. D.C. La.

21547. cleonoides^ Chitt. .30-22 Tex.

21548. mephitis^ Chitt. .30-23 B.C.

21549. elephantulu.si Chitt. 30-24

111.

Baris

21550. seminola^ Blatch. 28-251

Fla.

21551. palmensis* Blatch. 28-252

Fla.

Geraeus

(Centrinaspis Csy.) (type 17582)

21552. arg-entis Blatch. 25-102 Ind.

21553. bracatoides^ Blatch. 28-253

Fla.

Linuiobaris

(Anaccntrus Csy.) (type 17622)

21554. vicarius Blatch. 28-2.54 Fla.
(Sibariops Csy.) (type 17637)

21555. pellax^ Blatch. 28-255 Fla.

Barinus

20601 belongs here, fide Fall 28-240

SCOLYTID^

51

Cylindrocopturus *

21556. medicatus Carr 29-134 Alta.

21557. vanduzeei VanD. 30-153

Cal.

21558. crassus VanD. 30-154 Cal.

21559. hemizonise VanD. 30-155

Cal.

21560. cretaceus VanD. 30-155 Ariz.

21561. unicolor VanD. 30-156 Cal.

Ceutorhynchus

21562. fulvotertius Fall 26-206AIas.

Perig aster

21563. alternans^ Blatch. 28-256

Fla.

Acanthoscelidius n. n. Dalla Torre and
Hustache
(AcanthoscelisWDietz nee Dej.)

Ceutorhynchus

21564. seratus Dietz is valid,
fide Col. Cat. pars 113**

21565. hirtellus Dietz is valid,
fide Col. Cat. pars 113

21566. hamiltoni Dietz is valid,
fide Col. Cat. pars 113

21567. rubidus Gyll. 37-484 Miss.

Auleutes

21568. epilobii Payk. is valid,
fide Col. Cat. pars 113

N.Am. Sib. Eur.

Conotrathelus

21569. cinereus' VanD. 30-158 Tex.

21570. asperatus^ VanD. 30-159

Ariz.

21571. setiferous' VanD. 30-160

Ariz.

21572. nig-romaculatus VanD. 30-161

Ariz.

21573. retusus Fall 29-59 Fla.

Ryssematus

21574. beutenmuelleri' VanD. .30-161

N.C.

21575. arizonicus VanD. 30-162

Ariz.

21576. acutecostatus Champ.

fide VanD. 30-163 Ariz.

Chalcodermus

21577. martini' VanD. 30-163 Ariz.

Cophes Champ. 05-515

21578. gibbus Champ. 05-517,

fide VanD. 30-164 Ariz.

Euscepes

21579. deceptus' Blatch. 25-106

Fla.

Micralcinus

21580. kalmbachi Buch. 27-169

Gerstaeckeria

21581. doddi Fisher 25-426

La.
Tex.

Apteromechus

21582. microstictus Fall 25-88 and 123

Fla.
215S'3. texanus* Fall 25-88 Tex.

Thecesternus

18005 is an aberration of 18002,
fide Col. Cat. pars 106

Trichacorynus

21584. sulcirostris' Blatch. 28-259

N.J.

Phloeophagus

21585. californicus VanD. 27-16

Cal.

21586. canadensis VanD. 27-17

Alta.

Pseudopentarthrum

21587. fraternum Blatch. 28-260

Fla.

Pentarthrinus

21588. dissimilis Blatch. 25-108

Fla,

Calendra Clairv. 98-62

( = Sphenophorus fide Pierce 19-26)

21589. sequoise VanD. 30-165 Cal.

21590. multilineatus Satt. 25-2o9

Minn.

21591. medorsensis Satt. 25-270

Kan.

21592. elong-ata Roelfs., 75-187
fide Cotton 27-93

SCOLYTID/E

Sphjerosinus Eg-grers 29-40

21593. striatus Eggers 29-41 N.Am.

Polygraphus

21594. hopping-i Sw. 25-51

Hylastes

21592. yukonis Fall 26-207

Yukon

Ariz.

• This penus and Eulechriops are not Zygopini, fide Barber 26-53.
•* In this catalogue, besides the changes noted above, the tribe Ceutorhynchini is treated as a
subfamily divided into tribes Mononychini, Coeliodini, and Ceutorhynchini. In the latter 17844 is
referred to Eubrychius Thorns, with 17846 as a synonym, 17827, 17829, 17831, 17832, 17833, 17834, and
17845 are placed in Phytobius, and Coelogaster Dietz is restored.

52

Scolytid;e

Pityophthorus

21596. aplanatus Schedl 30-195

Alta.

21597. varians Schedl 30-196 JN.o;

21598. watsoni Schedl 3U-197 N.B.

21599. boycei Sw. 25-192 Cal.

21600. rugicollis Sw. 25-193 N.Mex.

21601. carinulatus Sw. 25-193 N.Mex.

21602. elong-atus Sw. 25-194 = 20673
fide Blackm. 28-133 B.C.

21603. cutleri Sw. 25-195 B.C.

21604. borealis Sw. 25-195 Arctic Can.

21605. gracilis Sw. 25-195 Oreg.

21606. exilis Sw. 25-196 Oreg.

21607. tenuis Sw. 25-196 B.C.
21608". scalptor Blackm. 28-30 Cal.

21609. anceps Blackm. 28-31 Colo,

21610. fuscus Blackm. 28-32 Mont.

21611. aquilus Blackm. 28-33 Ariz.

21612. absonus Blackm. 28-35 Cal.

21613. crinalis Blackm. 28-41

Md. Pla. Mich.

21614. juglandis Blackm. 28-42

N.Mex. Ariz.

21615. inquietus Blackm. 28-46

N.Mex.

21616. monophyllfe Blackm. 28-47

Cal.

21617. socius Blackm. 28-48 Cal. N.Mex.

21618. abietis Blackm. 28-49

Ut. Ariz. N.Mex.

21619. albertensis Blackm. 28-50

Alta.

21620. exiguus Blackm. 28-51 Colo.Arla.

21621. segnis Blackm. 28-52 Ariz.N.Mex.

21622. idoneus Blackm. 28-55 Idaho

21623. hopkinsi Blackm. 28-56 Cal.

21624. ponderosas Blackm. 28-Tr

N.Mex. Ariz.
2J625. tumidus Blackm. 28-58' Cal.

21626. solus' Blackm. 28-64 Ariz.

21627. comosus Blackm. 28-65 N.Mex. Ariz.

21628. crassus Blackm. 28-67

N.Mex. Colo. Ariz.

21629. cognatus Blackm. 28-69

N.C.

21630. durus Blackm. 28-70 Ariz.

21631. schwarzi Blackm. 28-71

N.Mex.

21632. demissus Blackm. 28-74

Mont. Ut.

21633. venustus Blackm. 28-75

Ariz. N.Mex. S.D.
216.34. artifex Blackm. 28-76 Cal.

21635. setosus Blackm. 28-77 Cal.

21636. cselator Blackm. 28-78

S.D. Colo. Ariz.
216.37. opimus Blackm. 28-80

N.Mex. Colo.

21638. brevis Blackm. 28-81 Ariz. N.Mex.

21639. angu.stus Blackm. 28-83

N.Y.

21640. concavus Blackm. 28-85

Mich. Me.

21641. mundus Blackm. 28-86 N.H. N.Y.

Pityophthorus

21642. modicus Blackm. 28-94

N.Mex. Ariz.

21643. navus Blackm. 28-95 Cal.

21644. novellus Blackm. 28-96 ual.

21645. immanis Blackm. 28-98

Ariz. N.Mex.

21646. casccensis Blackm. 28-99

Me.

21647. tonsus Blackm. 28-101 Mich. N.H.

21648. ornatus Blackm. 28-102

Colo.

21649. infulatus Blackm. 28-103

N.Mex.

21650. mollis Blackm. 2S-104 M.Mex. Ariz.

21651. hubbardi Blackm. 28-105

Ariz.

21652. blandus Blackm. 28-107

Cal. Ariz.

21653. barberi Blackm. 28-112

N.Mex. Colo. Ut.

21654. jeffreyi Blackm. 28-113

Cal.

21655. grandis Blackm. 28-119

Ariz. Wyom.

21656. bellus Blackm. 28-123 W.Va.-Tex.

21657. ingens Blackm. 28-124 Ariz.

21658. agnatus Blackm. 28-125

N.Mex. Tex. Ariz.

21659. comptus Blackm. 28-127

Ariz.

21660. depygis Blackm. 28-128 Colo.

21661. burkei Blackm. 28-129 Cal. Id.

21662. clarus Blackm. 28-1.30 Ariz.

21663. acutus Blackm. 28-134 Ariz. N.Mex.

21664. citus Blackm. 28-137 Ariz. N.Mex.

21665. solers Blackm. 28-138 N.Mex. Ariz.

21666. electus Blackm. 28-140 Oreg.

21667. kenti Blackm. 28-141 Wyom.

21668. fortis Blackm. 28-142 Tex. Colo.

21669. virilis Blackm. 28-143 N.Mex. Colo.
184.30a. australis Blackm. 28-94

Ariz.
18425b. hamamelidis Blackm. 28-39

W.Va.
18425c. acerni Blackm. 28-30 W.Va.

18447 (= 1S445) fide

Blackm. 28-131

184.34 (= 18433) fide

Blackm. 28-108

18431 (= 18435) fide

Blackm. 28-97

1.84.37 (= 184.38) fide

Blackm. 28-72

18450 belongs in Ambrosiodmus

18449 belongs in Pityoborus

= 18451 fide Blackm. 28-146

Pityoborus

21670. secundus* Blackm. 28-146

Ut.
Pityophilus Blackm. 28-147

21671. barbatus Blackm. 28-147

N.Mex. Ariz.

SCOLYTID^

53

Myeloborus Blackm. 28-16

1S421 etc. belong here

21672. amplus Blackm. 2S-1S Ariz. N.Mex.

21673. keeni Blackm. 28-19 Cal.

21674. pinguis Blackm. 2S-20 Colo.-Ariz.

21675. catulus Blackm. 28-21 Id. Wyom.

21676. fivazi Blackm. 28-23 N.Y. Wis.

21677. iniquus Blackm. 28-27 Wyom. Colo.

Ips

21678. chamberlini Sw. 25-1960reg.

21679. ponderosse Sw. 25-197 Ariz.

Hjiocurus

21680. spadix Blackm. 28-188 N.C. TPa.

21681. schwarzi Blackm. 28-189

Tex.

Micracisella Blackm. 2S-192

(Psewdomtcracis II Blackm. nee Egg.)

21682. lignator Blackm. 28-195

Ariz.
Thysanoes

21683. xylophagus Blackm. 28-198

Ariz. N.Mex.

Pseudothysanoes

21684. hopkinsi Blackm. 28-200

Cal.

21685. phorodendri Blackm. 28-202

Tex. Ariz.

21686. sedulus Blackm. 28-204

Ariz.

21687. gambetti Blackm. 28-205

Ariz. N.Mex.

21688. barberi Blackm. 28-206 Ariz.

54

Calosoma

APPENDIX

CALOSOMA , AS ARRANGED BY BREUNING; NUMBERS
CATALOGUE AND 1927 SUPPLEMENT IN PARENTHESIS.

OF 1920

Calosoma Web.
179. aurocinctum Chd. (179)
18"0. scrutator Fab. (ISO)

181. willcoxi Lee. (181)

182. sycophanta L. (182)
splendidum Dej. W.I. Fla.
(8i/ncaJosoma) (Caminara Motsch.)

183. frigidum Kby. (183)
levettei Csy.
(Callistriga Mots.)

? alternans Fab. 92-146 W.L U.S. ?
ab. cupraescens Roe

184. sayi Dej. (as subsp. of
alternans) (184)
virg-inica Csy.
armatum Lap.
abdominale Geh.
(.Chri/sostignia Kby.)

204. calidum Fab. (204)
lepidum Lee. (204a)
expansa Csy.
latieollis Csy.
comes Csy. (204b.)

204d. stellatum Csy.

conereta Csy. (204e)

205. morrisoni Horn (205)

206. tepidum Lee. (206)
irregulare Walker
cselator Csy.
indigens Csy.
pallax Csy. (206a)
cogitans Csy. (18566)
semicuprea Csy. (206b)
( Tapisnothenes)

207. eancellatum Esch. (207)
seneseens Lee.
esuriens Csy. (207a)
transversa Csy. (207b)
reetilatera Csy. (18568)
praestans Csy. (18569)
sagax Csy. (18567)
{Carnegonia)

186. prominens I^ee. (186)

angulatumJLee.
186a. parvieollis Fall (187)

subgraeilis Csy.

Clemens Csy. (188)

pertinax Csy. (]8o65)
195. leeontei n.n. Csiki

lugubrellLee. (195)

marginalls Csy.

iCaraMosoma)

185. angulatum Chev. (185)
angulicolle var. Chd.
uniforme G§h.

? glabratum Dej. S.Am.

194. peregrinator Guer. (194) .subsp.

of glabratum

earbonatum Le:. (196)

forreri Geh.

affine Bates nee Chaud.

ingens Csy. (194a)

amplipennis Csy. (194d)

apaeheana Csy. (194c)
191. sponsa Csy. (191) subsp.

of glabratum

Calosoma Web.

parvieeps Csy. (190)
eremicola Fall (192)
rugosipennis Schffr. (193)
hospes Csy. (189)
? affine Chd. Mex.

199. tristoides Fall (199) subsp.
of affine

198. triste Lee. (198) subsp.
of affine

200. obsoletum Say (200)
microstieta Csy. (200a)

201. semilaeve Lee. (201)
davidsoni Csy. (201a)
adjutor Csy. (201ta)

202. simplex Lee. (202)
{Callitropa)

176. externum Say (176)
longipenne Dej.

177. macrum Lee. (177)

178. protraetum Lee. (178)
dolens Chd.
truncatum Geh.
{Paracalosoina)

197. palmeri Horn (lt^7)

{Blaptosoma)
? Iseve Dej.

203. haydeni Horn (203) subsp.
of laeve

(Callisthenes Fisch.)

209. moniliatus Lee. (209)
laquaetus Lee. (209a)
bicolor Walker 66-313
vaneouverensis Csiki

209b. concinnus Csy. (209b)

210. wilkesi Lee. (210)

211. diseors Lee. (211)
inversus Csy. (211a)

211b. schaefferi n.n.

for irregularis II Sehffr. (212)
211e. dietzi Schffr. (213)
tularensis Csy. (213a)
gravidulus Dsy. (21.%)
latipennis Csy.$nee Horn
208. subseneum Chd. 69-28 (208)
208a. latipenne Horn (221)
208b. opimum Csy. (221 b)
arcuatus Csy. (221a)
219. luxatum Say (219)
219e. zimmermanni Lee. (214)
opaeus G6h. (214a)
tegulatus Csy. (216a.)
viator Csy. (216b)
debilis Csy. (18570)
parowanum Csy. (18571)
ab. pimeloides Walker (217)
pustulosus Csy. (21S)
ab. montieola Csy. (219a)
nevadensis Csy. (219b)
ab. diffractum Csy. (219c)
ab. striata n.n.
for striatulusllLec. (215)
exaratus Csy. (216)
reflexus Csy. (18572)
utensis Csy. (18573)
semotus Csy. (18574)
ab. subasperatus Schffr. (220)
ab. klamathen.sis Csy. (219d)

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THIRD SUPPLEMENT
TO CATALOGUE OF COLEOPTERA
OF AMERICA, NORTH OF MEXICO

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS TO
DECEMBER 31, 1933

CICINDELIDi^

Nicolay and Weiss 32

Amblyclieila

21689. picolominii is a good species,
fide Martin 32-111

Cal.

Cicindela

21690. alata Lilj. -32-215

111.

According to Nicolay and Weiss 32:
45e. auguralis Csy. is variety of
limbalis
45 d is synonym of 45

CARABIDiZE

Darlington 31; Lapouge 31; Netolitsky 31; Fall 32; Jeannel 31;
Valentine 31, 32; Csiki 31, 32; Brown 32.

Scapiiinotus

21691. confusus Darl. 31-146

N.C.
128a is valid as subspecies,
fide Darl. 31.
angelli Beut. is synonym
of guyoti, fide Darl. 31.

(IVfaronetus

21692. unistriatus' Darl.

31-149

N.C.

Sphaeroderus

21693. multicannatus Darl. 31-151

N.C, Tenn.

Carabus

Lapouge in Genera Insectorum,
fasc. 192 a-b, 1931, treats the
species of Carabus as a subtribe,
Carab'na, divided into genera and
subgenera. Our sylvosus is placed
in the genus Eocarabus, subgenus
Tanaocarabus; taedatus in genus
Oreocarabus, subgenus Neocarabus;
chamissonis in genus Hemicarabus,
subgenus Cryocarabus. 170a and
169f, are treated as subspecies; the
other names under 168, 169 and
170 as synonyms or as varieties of
the recognized subspecies.

Calosoma

The same method is used by
Lapouge for Calosoma, which be-
comes subtribe Callisomina, divided
into four genera and twelve sub-
genera. Of these Isostenia contains

210, Lyperostenia contains 198,
Paratropa contains 177 and 178,
Acamegonia contains 194; the re-
mainder are nearly the same as in
Breuning's arrangement given in
Appendix to our second siipple-
ment. In the treatment of the spe-
cific names Lapouge differs in
many instances with Breuning.
They appear to agree that 176, 177,
178, 179, ISO, 181, 182, 183, 184,
185, 186, 194, 195, 200, 201, 202,
204, 205, 206, 207, 208. 209, 210,

211, 219, are good species; but dif-
fer as to the status of many other
names.

Callisthenes

According to Lapouge, if this
genus is recognized as separate
from Calosoma, Callitropa, for 176,
177, 178, 186, 195, 194 (with subsp.
incerta Lapouge 24-38) and 201,
and Caminara for 184, must also be
recognized.

78

Carabid^

Loricera

241. pilicornis (Fab.) 75-24.3 is correct
name fide Van Dyke. i. litt

Nebria

21t)94. appalachia Darl. 31-153

N.C., Teni
Bembidion

21695. bryanti Carr 32-191 Br. Am.,

N.W.T,
(Furcacampa n. subg.
Netolitsky 31-158)
705 is the type.

Rlicrotrechus

21696 barberi Jeannel 31-444 N.C.

Trechus

910b. brachyderus Jeannel 31-432

Mont.
20711a. arcticollis Jeannel 31-428

Idaho

21697. gravidulus Jeannel 31-429

N.Mex.

21698. beutenmulleri Jeannel 31-436

N.C.

21699. schwarzi Jeannel 31-437

N.C.
Pseudanophthalmus
20715a. limicola Jeannel 31-451

Va.
20715b. parvicollis Jeannel 31-452

Va.
921a. stricticollis Jeannel 31-466

Ind.
921b. morrisoni Jeannel 31-466

Ind.

21700. intermedins Valentine 31-249
and 32-276 Tenn.

21701. robustus Valentine 31-250

Tenn.

21702. punctatus Valentine 31-250
and 32-266 Va.

21703. higginbothami Valentine 31-251

W.Va.

21704. hirsutus Valentine 31-2.52

Tenn.
21704a. delicatus Valentine 32-270

Va.

21705. lodingi Valentine 31-252

Ala.

21706. humeralis Valentine 31-253

Tenn.
21706a. brevis Valentine 32-273

Tenn.

21707. gracilis Valentine 31-253

Va.

21708. grandis Valentine 31-254

W.Va.
21708a. elongatus Valentine 32-265

W.Va.
21708b. orthosulcatus^ Valentine 32-265

W.Va.

21709. fuscus Valentine 31-254

W.Va.
subeequalis Valentine 31-255
W.Va.
21709a. constrictus Valentine 32-267

W.Va.

21710. potomaca^ Valentine 32-262

W.Va.

Pseudanophthalmus

21710a. senecEe^ Valentine 32-263

W.Va.

21711. hypertrichosis Valentine 32-266

W.Va.
922a. bathycola Valentine 32-268

Va.

21712. digitus' Valentine 32-270

Tenn.

21713. rotundatus Valentine 32-271

Tenn.

21714. fullerii Valentine 32-272

Tenn.

21715. alabamse Valentine 32-273

Ala.
Horologion Valentine 32-2

21716. speokites' Valentine 32-3

W.Va.
Pterostichus

1004, add idahoensis Casey
as syn. fide Darl. 31.
(Gastrellarius)

21717. unicarum Darl. 31-155

N.C, Tenn.
(Monoferonia)

21718. primus Darl. 31-159 N.C, Tenn.
1476a. plethorus Darl. 31-161 N.C.

21719. carolinus Darl. 31-162 N.C, Ga.
21719a. fumorum Darl. 31-163

N.C.
1477. diligendus Chd. fide Darl. 31,
with osculans Csy. and
apalachius Horn as syn.
Rembus

This genus in Col. Cat. pars 115,
is placed in a tribe Oodini
and separated from Licinini
Dicaelus

21720. darlingtoni Pall. 32-19

Fla.

Calathus

The changes made in the Platy-
nini in Col. Cat. pars 115, are
numerous, beginning with the re-
duction of the tribe to a subtribe,
Agoni, and introducing many new
names for genera, subgenera, pre-
occupied species names, etc. In
Calathus the synonymy announced
in our first supplement is dis-
regarded.

Unless otherwise noted all of the
following changes in the subfamily
Harpalince are suggested by Csiki
in Col. Cat. pars 115 or pars 124.

Pristodactyla

1488b. tarunnescens Mann. 52-204

Aleut.Is.

1488c. breviuscula Mann. 52-204

Aleut.Is.

Laemostenus

1494 is removed to Aechmites
iSchauf. 65-88

Platynus

Is treated as Agonum with many
subgenera, as follows:
{Agonodroviius) Reitt. 08-139
Includes 1573. 1574, 18888,
and 18886. 18887. as var. of 1573.

Carabid.^

79

Platynus

(Batenus) Motsch. (54-317

Includes l.^fjo, 1501.

(Platynoinicriis)

Includes 1589, 18883

(Oxypselaphus) Chaud. 43-415

Includes 1532. 1502 (Anchus

Lee. 1854)

iEurophihis)

Includes 1587, 1588

(Rhadine)

Includes 1405 to 1506,

18803 to 18807

{Platynidius)

Includes 1507 to 1509,

18808 to 18813

{Andioinenus and Agonum)

Include the remaining- species ex-
cept 1593
1576. ruficorne Goeze 77-663

(= albipes Fab. 96-33) is

transferred from Agonum

to Anchomenus.
1584. lene Dej. 28-166

( ^= ruficornis Lee,

picipennis var. Kby., gratiosus

Mann.) remains in Agonum.
1587. picipennis Kby. ( = lenum Lee.

etc.) in Europhilus

Colpodes

Is treated as a genus.

Perigona

Is treated as a tribe, Perigonini
discicollis Chd. 76-353 is given
as syn. of 1601.

Atranus

Is transferred to subtribe Agoni

Anchonoderus

1608. horni n.n. Csiki 81

( = apicalis Horn nee Reiche)

CoUiuris

(Odacanthella)
1612a. picta is a good species
1612b. suturalis is a var. of picta
(Calocollius}

1613 is placed in this subgenus
All the species from 1610 to 1614
are placed in the tribe Colliurini ;
1622 to 1625 in tribe Zuphiini; 1635
to 1638 in tribe Cyclosomini; 1639
in tribe Nematotarsinl. The species
1637 and 1638 are in subg. Per-
sonocellus.

Lebia

1671. add syn. axillaris Lee. 48-193

Csiki in Col. Ca*^. pars 124 revives
. chaleoptera G. & H.
(flaviventris||Mots.) and as
synonyms, eupripennis Boh.,
erythrocephala Dej. and
brunnicollis IVIots.
(Metabola)

1651 is placed in this subgenus
{Dmnchotnena)

Leibia

1675. ? flavolineata Mots. 64-227

is added as a synonym

{Aphelogenia)
1681. flavoguttata Chev. 35 No. 161

is added as synonym.

connecta Chd. 71-40 added as a

variety.
Coptodera

This genus and Phloeoxena are

placed in a subtribe Cataseopi.

Synonymy under 1688 is compared

with rutila Bates from Brazil.
Dromius

(^Dinodronnius)

1691 and 1692 are placed in this

subgenus.

1091 to 1701 are placed in subtribe

Dromii.
Blechrus

The genus name Microlestes is

preferred, and Casey's arrangement

is substantially adopted except that

linearis Lee. is made a synonym.
Metabletus

1699 is made a separate genus.
Axinopalpus

19006 is syn. of 1700;

19007 is syn. of 1701.
Euproctinus L. & M. 27-14

(Eiiproctus Sol. nee Gen^)

(Andrewesella Csiki 32-1456)
Callida
21721. rubricollis Dej. 25-225 Cuba, U.S.

elegans Chd. 44-469

subtribe Callidi includes 1705 to

1724.
Plochionus

(^Tenidms)

1723 and 19014 belong in this sub-
genus
Cymindis

1725 to 1759 form subtribe

Cymindina

1740 is syn. of 1744;

1738a is syn. of 1738;

1743 is transferred to Pinacodera

Pinacodera

fuscicollis Mots. 64-298 is syn.

of 1725

planipennis Csy. 13-1.84 (nee Lee.)

is syn. of 1901b.
Pentagonica

This genus is placed in the tribe

Scopodini

americana Mots. 64-224

is syn. of 1760
Inna

This genus is placed in the tribe

Euchilini

Chlsenius

This genus in Col. Cat. pars 115
is divided into .subgenera:
E pom is for 1806
Ghjptoderus for 1804
Chlaenius s. str. for remainder

80

Carabid;e

Clilsenius

1804. aurolimbatus Laferte 54-261

chrysopleurus Chd. 56-276
? validus Chev. 35 No. 174 is valid
but ? N.Am.
1810. exaratus Laferte 51-249 is valid

1813. coerulicollis Chd. 76-78
insperatus Horn 85-134

1814. emarginatusJKby. and
indutus Laferte are syn.

1817. impunctifronstKby. is syn.

1831. 1831a and chlorophanus Lee. 48-345

are syn.
1836. lecontei Hald. 43-304 is syn.
1841. kuntzeni n.n. Csiki

for diffinisllChd. nee Laferte
21722. regularis Lee. 49-179
21722a. apacheanus Csy. 14-34

1848. rufilabris Dej. 26-329 is syn.
Oodes

1862 is subgenus Lachnoerepis

1871 is transferred to Oodes s. str.

1872 is subgenus Stenocrepis

Dercylinus

1877 is transferred to this g-enus

Geopinus

This genus is placed in subtribe
by Csiki Col. Cat. pars 121, from
whieh also following notes are de-
rived.
Piosoma

In subtribe Diorychi with
Selenophorus, etc.

Nothopus

In subtribe Euryderi (name

Euryderus for genus)
Cratacanthus

In subtribe Acinopi
Glanodes, Opadius, Pharalus

All made subgenera of Harpalus,
1895. indianus n.n. Csiki

for testaceus |1 Lee. nee. Hald.

Harpalus

(Pardileus)

Includes 1910, 1915, 1919, 1920

(synonymy reversed), 1922, 1925,

1925a

(Harpalus s. str.)

1935. montuosus n.n. Csiki

for montanus || Lee. nee Sturm

1936. baergi n.n. Csiki

for rufimanus || Lee. nee Marsh
1971. fulgens n.n. Csiki

for nitidulus || Chd. nee Steph.
1979. funerarius n.n. Csiki

for funestus || Lee. nee Serv.
1996. transpose synonymy
2006. read basilaris Kby. 37-41

obesulus Lee. 52-185

extensus Walk. 66-314

The four names unrecognized by

American authors, viz.: ventralis

Lee., oodioides Chd.,

comis Hald., and curtatus Mann.,

are treated by Csiki as good species.

He also alters spelling of 19076 and

19079.

Selenophorus

The subtribe Diorychi includes this
genus, Piosoma, Gynandropus, Har-
tonymus, and Tinchotiehnus for
2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 19094.
Selanalius Csy. and that author's
subgenera are not recognized.
2015. iripennis Say is the name preferred.
2C20. schaefferi n.n. Csiki

for angulatus || Csy. nee Chd.

Discoderus

This genus is placed in subtribe
Anisotarsi, which includes also all
the species from .^070 to 2144, plus
2155, 2270, 2271, and 2272.

Anisodactylus

Includes as subgenera Gynandrotar-
sus ( = Triplectrus, Cephalogyna,
and Haploeentrus).
2082. dilatatus Say 34-431 is syn.

Dicheirus

The species immanis Horn and
depressicoUis Mots, are treated as
good species.

Anisotarsus

2130. Genus Stilbolidus suppressed. Syn-
onymy reversed.

2131. add syn. lasviusculus Chd. 37-43.

2132. synonymy reversed.
2135. similis Say 23-29 with

agilis Dej. as syn.
Pelmatellus

2155. synonymy reversed.
Trichocellus

21723. porsildi Brown 32-3 N.W.T.
Bradycellus

The subtribe Bradycelli, fide Csiki,
includes Trichocellus, Bradycellus
(with subgenera Triliarthrus, Cath-
arellus, Stenocellus, Amerinus, and
Liocellus (= Glycerins). He ap-
pears to have been ignorant of
Fall's remarks re Taehycellus in
1930.
2167. lecontei n.n. Csiki

for cordieollis || Lee. 48-306
Acupalpus

The species from 2205 to 2244 form
a subtribe Acupalpi, with one genus
divided into subgenera: Acupalpus
s. str., Philodes, Goniolophus, Steno-
lophus, and Agonoleptus.
(Stenolophus)

21724. laticollis Mots. 64-202 La.
? splendidulus Mots. 64-201

N.Am.
Agonoderus

The species from 2245 to 2269 are
treated as subtribe Agonoderi, all
in one genus
2261. similis Lee. 73-325 nee Kby. is syn.
Poffonodaptus

2273. This genus is also included in
Agonoderi.
Polpochlla

This name replaces Cratoeara. The
genus is placed in subtribe Aniso-
tarsi.
2270. riehli Schaum. 68-126 is a syn.

LEIODIDiiE

81

DYTISCIDiZE

Brown 31. 32; Fall 32.

Derovatellus Sharp. 80-286
21725. floridanus Fall 32-146 Fla,

Hydroporus

21726. compertus Brown 32-4 B.C.
2476. ping-uis Fall (19191) is a syn.

21727. deceptus n.n. Fall 32-145
for addendus Fall nee Cr.

2522. aequus Fall (19222) is a syn.
20775. brodei Gell. is a var. of 2486.

21728. barbarse' Fall 32-146 So.Cal.
(Neophorus) Guignot 31-47
19202 is placed in this subgenus

Agabus

21729. verus Brown 31-115 Man.

21730. verisimilis Brown 32-4 B.C.

gyrinid;e

GjTinus

21731. instabilis Fall 31-155 Alas.

21731% opacus var. blairi n. n.
Omar Cooper 31-239
(= lecontei O.C. 30-68
nee Fall) Greenland

LIMNEBIIDiiE *

Ochthebius

21732. insulanus Brown 31-116

Vane.

Lininebius

21733. columbianus Brown 32-5

B.C.

HYDROPHILIDiiE

Hydrophilus

The species 278'9 to 2791 belong in

this genus.

fide Mutchler 31

Hydrochara Berthold 1827

The species 2793 to 2796 belong
here.

Tropistemus

21734. columbianus Brown 31-119

Vane.
Enochrus

21735. collinus Brown 31-118 Que.
Cercyon

19287. kulzeri Knisch 22-97,

fide Blackwelder 31-19
californicus Fall 24-251

LEIODIDiE

Hydnobius

21736. simulator Brown 32-6 B.C.

Leiodes

21737. validus Brown 32-202 QOe.

21738. impersonata Brown 32-203

Que.

Leiodes

21739. bradorata Brown 32-204

Que.

21740. potens Brown 32-205 Que.

• For the establishment of this family, see the writings of Boving and introduction to second
supplement.

82

Pythid^e

STAPHYLINIDi^

Pinophilus

21741. confusus Fall 32-56 N.C., Fla.

21742. gracilis Fall 32-57 La,

3884 is syn. of 3883, fide Fall 32

Araeocenis

21743. elegans Fall 32-57

Tex.

Megaquedius

Is not g-enerically distinct,
fide Gridelli 14

pselaphid;e

Rhexidius

21744. perscitus Fletcher 32-29

N.C.
Arthmius

21745. morbus' Fletcher 32-33

Ariz.
Reichen'bacliia

21746. snowi' Fletcher 32-31 Ariz.

21747. ig-nobilis' Fletcher 32-32 Ariz.

21748. gentilis' Fletcher 32-33

Cal.

Hamotus

(Hamotoides)

21749. opimus Fletcher 32-34 Fla.

21750. elong-atus Brend. 90-239

Ariz.

melyrid;e

Endeodes

21751. insularis Blackwelder 32-134

Cal.

21752. rugiceps Blackwelder 32-135

Cal.
Malachius

21753. californicus Barrett 31-102

Cal.
Trichochrous

21754. blackwelderi Blais. 31-323

Cal.

21755. varipes Blais. 31-180 Cal.

INIenovectura Blais. 31-181

21756. serrulata Blais. 31-182 Cal.

Listrus

21757. inyoensis Blais. 31-178 Cal.
Eschatocrepis

21758. desertus Blais. 31-329 Cal.
AUonj'x

Corporaal 32 states that this generic
name is preoccupied by Allonyx
Jacq. Duv. 60-196.

TELEGEUSIDiiE

Telegeusis

21759. nubifer Martin 31-91 Ariz.

MELOIDi^

Epicauta

21760. magnomaculata Martin 32-169

Cal.

PYTHID.ZE

'Rliinosimus

8215. lecontei n.n. Blair 32-254

Alas.
seneirostrisJLec. 79-4 nee Mann.
8217. viridiaeneus Rand. 38-23

Me. Ind.
Can.
aeneirostris Mann. 53-45
nitens Lee. 66-168

ELATERIDiiE

pyrochroid;e

Dendroides

S22o. canadensis Latr. 1810,
fide Barber 32-36
bicolor Newn.
21761. pacificus Barrett 32-171

Cal.

anthicid;e

Notoxus

21762. parvidens Fall 32-62 Alta. Wyo.

83

CEBRIONIDiiE

Cebrio

21762. knausi VanD. 32-4G4

Utah

Scaptolenus

21764. socius Fall 32-60 Tex.

21765. fuscipennis Fall 32-61 Ariz.

PLASTOCERIN.^*

Euthysanius

21766. cribricollis VanD. 32-455

Cal.

21767. piceus VanD. 32-456 Cal.

Octinodes

21768. amplicollis VanD. 32-459

Cal.

Aplastus

21769. cylindricus VanD. 32-461

Utah

21770. arizonicus VanD. 32-462

Ariz.

21771. pilosus^ VanD. 32-463 Cal.

Euplastius

85.39 and 8540 doubtfully U.S.
fide Van Dyke

ELATERIDiZE

Benedict 31; Fall 32; Van Dyke 32.

Adelocera

21772. nobilis Fall 32-58 Ariz.

21778. Candida^ Fall 32-59 Ariz.

21774. mexicana Cand. 57-70

fide Fall, occurs in Fla. Ariz.
(VanD.)

21775. maculata Dec. 66-389,

fide VanD.. occurs in Cal. B.C.

Conoderes Esch. 29-31

{Monocrepidius Esch. 29-31)

21776. bicarinatus' VanD. 32-297

Ariz.

21777. varians (Steinh.) 75-121

Ariz.
2177S. amplicollis (Gyll.) 33-194

Ala. Fla.
fucosus Blatch. 25-163
According to VanD. 32:

8605 is syn. of 8604
8608 is syn. of 8607
(Heteroderes Latr. 34-155)

8606 belongs here, fide VanD. 32.

Llmonius

21779. pictus VanD. 32-343 No.Cal.

21780. bicolor VanD. 32-344 Cal.

Llmonius

21781. nebulosus VanD. 32-345 Ariz.

21782. huguenini VanD. 32-346

Cal.

21783. ulkei Horn 71-314 is valid,
fide VanD. Cal.

21784. clypeatus aiots. 59-369 is valid,
fide VanD.

8620a. seminudus VanD. 32-348

Cal. Wash.
Id.

21785. ursinus VanD. 32-349 Colo.-Altai.

21786. kuschei VanD. 32-349 Cal.

21787. lanei VanD. 32-350 Wash.-Alta.

21788. beutenmuelleri VanD. 32-351

N.C.
according to VanD. 32:
8623 = var. of 8648.
8628 = 8627,
8638 = var. of 8630
8644 = var. 8647.

8651 = var. of 8630,
8655 = 8647,
Nothodes = Limonius,

Pheletes is a subgenus in Limonius,

8652 belong in Athous

• Reduced to a subfamily of Cebrionidae, Plastocerinae, by Van Dyke 32, by Hyslop 23, and by
Boving 31.

84

Elaterid.-e

Leptoschema

8656a. elegans VanD. 32-357 Cal.

Elathous Reit. 90-317

8657 and 8658 belong- here

fide VanD. 32

8659 = 8658, fide VanD. 32

21789. californicus VanD. 32-359

Cal.

Athous

21790. appalachius VanD. 32-372

N.C.
8666a. carmeli VanD. 32-374 Cal.
8e6Gb. ang-elicus VanD. 32-374

So.Cal.
8696a. sierrse VanD. 32-376 Cal.
8660a. maritimus VanD. 32-378

Cal. Or.

21791. brevis VanD. 32-379 Cal.

21792. sordidus^ VanD. 32-380 So.Cal.

21793. rufipennis^ VanD. 32-380

Cal.

21794. essig-i VanD. 32-381 Cal.

21795. arizonicus VanD. 32-384

Ariz.

21796. erebus^ VanD. 32-385 Mich.
8676a. reflexus Lee.

8676b. lengi Dury

According to VanD. 32:
8674. scissus Lee. 57-46 (= ingens Fall)
8664 is var. of 8660

8671 is syn. of 8667
8688 is subsp. of 8682
8SS8 is syn. of 8662

8672 is subsp. of 8666,
8798 belongs in Athous

21797. simplex Lee. 76-516 is valid,
8678 is doubtfully N. Am.
8661 is a European sp.

8697 belongs in Lilius
Ludius

21798. uliginosus VanD. 32-408

Cal.

21799. silvaticus VanD. 32-409

Cal.

21800. aplastoides VanD. 32-411

Cal.

21801. atlas VanD. 32-412 Cal.

21802. dolorosus VanD. 32-413

Cal.

21803. tenellus VanD. 32-414 Cal.
21801. patricius^ VanD. 32-415

Wash.

21805. humboldti VanD. 32-415

Or. Cal.

21806. tahoensis VanD. 32-418

Cal.

21807. rainieri VanD. .32-421 Wash.

21808. nunenmacheri VanD. 32-422

Cal.

21809. shastensis* VanD. 32-423

Cal.

21810. blaisdelli VanD. 32-424

Cal.

21811. appalachius VanD. 32-425

N.C.

21812. hopping! VanD. 32-434

B.C.

Ludius

According- to VanD. 32:
8704 is syn. of 8705.
8707a is syn. of 8708,
8716 is syn. of 8714,
8723 is syn. of 8711.

8731 is subsp. of 8730,

8732 is subsp. of 8730,
8739 is subsp. of 8730,

8733a. pygmseus VanD. 32-418

Man.

8737 is subsp. of 87.3'3,
8736 is subsp. of 8733,

8738 is sub3p. of 8733,
8755 is subsp. of 8754,

8742 is race of 8741,

8743 isi same as 8745. N.B.-Or.
8784 is female of 8707,

8781 is subsp. of 8797,
8749 is subsp. of S791,

8791b. diversicolor (Esch.)
8791e. russicollis (Germ.)

8791a. is syn. of 8791 ,

8782 is syn. of 8780,
8751a. brunnipes Bland

8758 and 8759 are syn. of 8712,
8783a. lateralis Lee.

8788 is subsp. of 8785.
8777a. tinctus Lee.

8746 is subsp. of 8774,

8786 is subsp. of 8787,

8767 is subsp. of 8766,

8790 is var. of 8787,

Elater

(including Ecta7nenogonus)

21813. ursinus VanD. 32-301 Cal.

21814. fenyesi VanD. 32-302 Cal.
8973a. uteanus VanD. 32-303 Utah

21815. varipilis VanD. 32-306 Cal. B.C.

21816. bimaculatus VanD. 32-307

Cal.
8927a. hoppingi VanD. 32-306

B.C.

21817. brunneicolor VanD. 32-308

Cal.

21818. brevis VanD. 32-309 Wash. B.C.

21819. sturmi Germ. 44-188 is valid,
fide VanD. 32

8949 = 8975, fide VanD. 32
8953a is valid, fide VanD. 32

Megapenthes

21820. illinoiensis^ VanD. 32-314

111.

21821. obtusus VanD. 32-315 N.Mex.

Ariz.

21822. variolatus VanD. 32-316

Ariz.

21823. megalops VanD. 32-317

Ariz.
According to VanD. .32:
8981. aterrimus (Mots.) 59-382
8642 belongs here
8972 belongs here
8789 is syn. of 8787
8793c. ater VanD. 32-430 Cal.

8794a. olympise VanD. 32-431 Cal.

Dryopid^

85

Eanus

21824. granicollis VanD. 32-435

Wash.

H>-pnoidus

iCryptohypnus)

21825. glacialis VanD. 32-326 Mont. B.C.
8831a. hirsutus VanD. 32-327 Utah

8824 is sj'n. of 8825,
fide VanD. 32

Paroedostet.hus VanD. 32-327

21826. relictus^ VanD. 32-328 Cal.
Melanactes

21^7. agrrypnoides' VanD. 32-446

Ariz.

Sericus

21828. rugosus VanD. 32-452 Cal.

Agriotes

21829. cylindricus VanD. 32-447

Cal.

21830. bivittatus VanD. 32-448

Or.

21831. criddlei VanD. 32-448 Man.-Wyo.
218.32. porosus' VanD. 32-440 N.C.
21833. blaisdelli VanD. 32-4r,0Cal.

8889 and 8890 are subsp. of 8888,
fide VanD. 32

Ischiodontus

9009 belongs here

Anchastus

21834. subopacus VanD. 32-321

Cal.

9006a. corvus VanD. 32-322 Cal.

23835. ventralis VanD. 32-322 Ariz.
(? = 9011a)

2183:6. arizonicus VanD. 32-323

Ariz.
According to VanD. 32:
9003 = 9004,
9008 = 9012,
regularis Mots. := 9004,
recedens Lee. ^ 9004,
hirsitulus Mots. = 9004,
pilifer Mots. = 9004,

Melanotus

9017a. franciscanus VanD. 32-332

Cal.
9056 and 9057 = 9017

Cardiophorus

21837. aptopoides Cand. 65-40
fide Benedict 31-156 Ariz.

Aptopus

21838. lateralis Mexico
21838a. spadiceus Er. 40-331

fide Benedict i. litt. Ariz.

Horistonotus

21839. umbilicatus VanD. 32-329

Ariz.

21840. lutzi VanD. 32-331 Ariz.

MELASIDiC

HypocGelus

21841. californicus VanD. 32-292

Cal.

Drapetes

21842. cylindricus Fall 32-61

THROSCIDiE

BUPRESTID^E

Acniaeodera

21843. carlota Fall 31-81 Ariz.

21844. lineipicta Fall 31-81 Ariz.

Glyptoscelimorpha

21845. viridis Chamberlin 31-47

Cal.

Melanophila

21846. arcuata Fall 31-83

Ariz.

Agrilaxia

19651. arizonfe Obenb. 22-180

var. arizonae Chamberlin 26-46
and 32-836
huachucfe n.n. Obenb. 30-551.

Agrilus

21847. nodicornis* Fall 31-82 Ariz.

arbuti Fisher 28 ( = manzanlta
Chamb. 29)

populi Fisher 28 ( = trichocarpse
Chamb. 29)

dryopid;e

Helichus

21848. columbianus Brown 31-118

B.C.

86

Limnius

21849. cryophilus Musgrave 32-79

Tenn.

Erotylid^

helmid;£

HELODID/E

Cyphon

21850. cooperi Schffr. 31-174 N.Y.

dermestid;e

Dermestes

9740. peruvianus Cast. 40-33
(= ang-ustus Csy.)

Perimegatoma

according- to Hopping- 32-173:
9766. cylindrica Kby. 37-113 ( = 9766 and

9767)
9764. 9763 is a syn.

BYRRHIDiZE

RIorychus

21851. albertanus Brown 32-8 Alta.

Simplocaria

21852. remota Brown 32-

N.W.T.

ostomid;e

Teninochila

21853. sonorana Barrett 32-17]Cal.

NITIDULIDiiE

Glischrochilus

21854. quadrisignatus (Say) 35-169,
fide Siepmann 31

21854a. canadensis Brown 32-259

B.C. Ont. Que.
similis Melsh. 46-108
fide Siepmann 31
bipustulatus Melsh. 46-108
fide Siepmann 31

21855. siepmanni Brown 32-259

Que. B.C.

21856. moratus Brown 32-261

Mont. Alta. B.C.

Glischrochilus

10141. lecontei n.n. Brown 32-262
cylindricus |1 Lee. nee. Oliv.

1013Sa. rubromaculatus Reit.,
fide Brown 32-255
According to Siepmann 31:

10137a. auadrimaculosus INIelsh. 46-108
geminatus Melsh. 46-108

Pallodes

21857. plateosus Schffr. 31-174 Ariz.

cucujid;!e

Cucujus

10221b. subnitens Schffr. 31-175

Ariz. Ut.

erotylid;e

Ischyrus

10301a. alabamae Schffr. 31-175

Ala.

COCCINELLID.-'E

LATHRIDIIDiZE

87

Lathridius

2185S. laevior* Brown 32-208 Que.

ENDOMYCHIDiZE

Epipocus

21859. subcostatus Gorh. Ariz,

fide Benedict 31-156

COCCINELLIDiZE

Korschefsky 31, 32; Dobzhansky 31.

In the arrangement of genera and tribes the following changes are
made in Col. Cat. 118 and 120:

Oxynychus Lee. is recognized as genus for 10938.

Pentilia and Pentiliini are used for Microweisea and Microweiseini.

Exoplectra is placed in tribe Exoplectrini.

Rhizobiini are consolidated with Coccidulini.

Psyllobora is placed in Coccinellini.

Cycloneda and Olla are in Synonychini.

Cleis is changed to Mulsantina Ws. 06-34.

Arawana is suppressed in Chilocorus.

Brumus is recognized as valid genus.

The taxonomic changes proposed by Korschefsky are numerous in nearly every
genus. They are as follows:

Hyperaspis

Unnumbered names under 10877,

10922, 10923, and 10930, are called

aberrations.

The unrecognized names festiva,

floridanus,

and annularis, are treated as good

species.

The species mendica Muls. 53-232

is included.

10874a is treated as an aberration.

The species subsignata Cr. 74-226

is valid.

19739a may be a good species

(pp. 192, 198, 58'6).

10938 is transferred to Oxynychus.

Brachyacantha

The variety americana Leng 11-302,
is said to occur in Ky., Kan., Tex.
10974a is treated as syn. of 10974.
10974b. fulvopustulata Melsh. 47-178.
10972d. troglodytes Muls. 50-534, ab. of
10972.

stellata Csy. syn. of 10972d.
uteella Csy. ab. of stellata.

Microweisea

10991. caseyi n.n. Korsch. 31-223
for minuta || Csy.

Scymnus

The first four of the unrecognized
species in our catalogue are treated
as valid.

guttiger Muls. is called ab. of 11093.
marginellus " " " " "
11011a is syn. of 11011.

Scymnus

21860. lowei Muls. 50-980, described from

Mex. La. Tex. Cal.

19759. minor n.n.
11014. read postpinctus.
11067. Calaveras Csy. 99-150 treated as

valid.
11033. reverse synonymy.
11115a. (including caseyi Ws. n.n.) treated

as syn. of 11115.

femoralis Say is treated as ab. of

11115.

Novius

11130 is transferred to Rodolia.

Psyllobora

11150. borealis, separata, deficiens, called
ab.

Four Boh. Eugen. Resa. names are
revived.

Anisosticta

11154. is treated as strigata Thunb. 95-113
with bitriangularis Say and
multiguttata Rand, as ab.

21861. novemdecim-punctata L. 58-366 as
good sp. with irregularis Ws. as ab.

Ceratomegilla

11158. is treated as maculata DeG. with
fuscilabris Muls. (= strenua Csy.),
and medialis Csy. 99-76, as aberra-
tions.

Adonia

11160. is treated as palsearctic.

Alleculid^

HJppodamia

Korschefsky makes aberrations of
all the unnumbered names, and adds
praticola Muls. 50-125 as an ab. of
11173,

and racemosa Muls. as an ab. of
11165 together with 19761.
11162. tibialis Say is treated as a good
species.

Coccinella

The following is the arrangement
of Dobzshansky 31:

11181. trifasciata L.

perplexa Muls.
11181a. eugenii Muls.
lllSlb. Juliana Muls. (= barda Lee.)
11181c. subversa Lee.

11183. hieroglyphica subsp. tricuspis Kby.
11183a. humboldtiensis Nun.

11184. novemnotata Hbst.
var. conjuncta Fitch
var. confluenta Fitch

11184a. degener Csy.
lllSlb. franciscana Muls.
11184d. oregona Csy.

11185. transversoguttata Fald.
var. quinquenotata Kby.
var. transversalis Muls.

11185b. nugatoria Muls.

21862. prolongata Cr.

21862a. sequoise Dobz. 31-10. Cal.
21862b. bridwelli Nun.

21863. californica Mann,
var. melanocollis Joh.

var. nevadica Csy.

21864. johnsoni Csy.

11187. nivicola subsp. monticola.
11187d. alutacea Csy.

21865. difficilis Cr. (= vandykei Nun.)

21866. suturalis Csy.

11188. undecimpunctata L.
Korschefsky's arrangement makes
aberrations of the unnumbered
names in our catalogue with little
discrimination, and adds zetter-
stedti Mader (Evidenz pal. Cocc.
1926 (1930) p. 151, pi. 28, fig. 35,
as an ab. of 11185, occurring in
Lapland and Canada.

Neohannonia

This is treated as a subgenvis of

Coccinella.

11178 (= 11179).

Cycloneda

11189 (= 11189a).

11191. spelling changed to ater

Olla

11192. binotata Say 26-302 is cited as
a synonym
(erroneously ? compare 10879).

Adalia

Our unnumbered names are treated

generally as aberrations.
11193a. schuetti Park 29-429 is a syn. of

sesquipunctata Haw. 12-272

fide Mader 31-476
Cleis

Mulsant used this name twice, on

page 135 and again on page 208,

but corrected the error on page

1023 and in his 'Table Methodique."

The substitution of Mulsantina Ws.

06-34 therefore seems unnecessary.
11196. impictipennis Ws. 95-125 is added

as an ab.
Anatis
11202. The following, each described from

a single specimen, are added as

aberrations :

caseyi Westcott, Ent. News,

xxiii, 1912, 422.

signaticollis Muls. 50-135.

Chllocorus

11217. stigma Say 35-202 is preferred to
bivulnerus Muls.

Say's description is doub'fully valid.
11220a and 11220b are treated as
synonyms.

Aravvana

This genus is erroneously sup-
pressed.
21867. scapularis Gorh. 94-178

Ariz.

Brumus

This genus is correctly recognized.

Epilachna

juncta Joh. is treated as aberration.

ALLECULlD-ffi:

Knausia Fall 31-15

21868. crassicornis Fall 31-16 N.Mex.

Hymenorus

21869. distinctus Fall 31-179 Miss. Ala.

Fla.

21870. molestus^ Fall 31-182 Pa.

21871. arkansanus Fall 31-183

Ark.

21872. dubius Fall 31-184 Miss. Ala.

21873. caurinus^ Fall 31-185 B.C.

21874. ulomoides^ Fall 31-187 So.CaL

Hymenorus

21875. sinuatus^ Fall 31-187 B.C.
21875a. ebeninus' Fall 31-188 Cal.

21876. macilentus' Fall 31-186 N.Mex.

21877. atratus' Fall 31-189 Ariz.

21878. illusus Fall 31-193 Ala.

21879. bitumescens^ Fall 31-194

Ariz.

21880. protibialis Fall 31-196 So.Cal.

21881. cassus Fall 31-197 L.Cal.

21882. irritus Fall 31-199 Cal. Ariz.

21883. conformis Fall 31-199 Tex.

21884. vigilax^ Fall 31-200 Ariz.

Ptinid.^

89

Hjinenorus

21885. papagonis Fall 31-201 Ariz.

21886. parvus Fall 31-203 L.Cal.

21887. semirufus Fall 31-203 Fla.

21888. capensis' Fall 31-205 L.Cal.

21889. jacobinus Fall 31-2(K> So.Cal.

21890. digressus Fall 31-206 So. Ariz.

21891. montivagus Fall 31-207

So.Cal.

21892. inutilis Fall 31-208 Nev. Ut.

N.Mex.

21893. trivialis Fall 31-210 L.Cal.

21894. fuscipennis^ Fall 31-211

Fla.

21895. caducus Fall 31-213 Ala. Fla.

21896. thoracicus Fall 31-214 So.Cal.

21897. disparatus Fall 31-215 Tex.

21898. oblivius Fall 31-216 Tex.

21899. alienus Fall 31-217 Ariz.

21900. idoneus Fall 31-2J8 Ariz.

21901. tritus Fall 31-219 Ariz.

21902. incertus' Fall 31-220 Ariz.

21903. tenuistriatus Fall 31-226

Ala. N.C.

21904. brevis^ Fall 31-230 Ariz.

21905. rufovalis' Fall 31-230 Ariz.

21906. simidus^ Fall 31-232 Tex.

Hymenorus

21907. exilis' Fall 31-233 Ariz.

21908. facetus* Fall 31-234 L.Cal.

21909. horrescens Fall 31-235

Tex. N.Mex

21910. milleporus Fall 31-2.36 Ariz.

21911. nevadensis Fall 31-236

Nev.

21912. significans^ Fall 31-237 Tex.

21913. conicicollis^ Fall 31-239

Ga.

21914. quietus^ Fall 31-240 Mo.

21915. texensis Fall 31-241 Tex.

21916. heteropygus Fall 31-241

Fla.

21917. inopiatus Fall 31-242 Fla. Ga.

21918. crinitus Fall 31-244 Ariz.

21919. liebecki Fall 31-245 Ariz.

21920. quadricollis Fall 31-246

Tex.
According to Fall 31:

21921. obesus Csy ( = pilosusJCsy. nee
Melsh.)

11280 (=11270)

11287 (=11285)

11288 ( = 11289)
11266 ( = 19764)

TENEBRIONIDiZE

Blaisdell 31, 32,

Nyctoporis

21922. vandykei Blais. 31-41 Cal.
11702 (= 11703) fide Blais. 31

Apsena

11916a. rufescens Blais. 32-.56

L.Cal.

21923. insularis Blais 32-58 L.Cal.
11918a. subvestita' Blais. 32-68

So.Cal.

21924. barbarae Blais. 32-61 So.Cal.

21925. leachi Blais. 32-70 Cal.
11920a. opaca Blais. 32-81 So.Cal.
11920b. simplex Blais. 32-84 Cal.

11920 (= 19840) fide Blais. 32

Eleodes

21926. tanneri Blais. 31-74 Utah

21927. strumosa Blais. 31-76 Ut.Nev.
paradoxa Blais. 31-78 n.n.

for 11961h.

patulicollis Blais. 31-78 n.n.
for 119S8b.
Helops

21928. fresnoensis Blais. 31-44

Cal.

Talanus

21929. stenochinus Lee. (= 12484)
fide Fall 32-145

monommid;e

Schenkling, Col. Cat. pars 117.

Hyporhagus

lecontei Thorn, is syn. of Isevipunc-
tatus from Cent. & So. Amer.

ptinid;e

Ptinus

21930. raptor Str. fide Schffr. 31-176

tEur. N.Y.

90

Ernobius

21931. schedli Brown 32-9 Ont.

SCARAB^ID^

anobiid;e

BOSTRICHID^

Tetrapriocera

12872. synonymy should be reversed,
fide VanDyke

SCARABAEID^E

Brown 31, 32; Fall 32; Barrett 31, 32; Chapin 31; Dawson
Sim 31, 32; Schaeffer, 31; R. Hopping 31; Say lor 32,

Phanaeus

19944 and 19945 belong here.

Aegialia

21932. convexa Fall 32-183 So.Cal.
13102a. nigrella Brown 31-47 Cal.
1310liD. punctata Brown 31-47 Cal.

(Leptaegialia Brown 31-12)

21933. humeralis Brown 31-13 (genotype)

Ont.N.H.
N.Y.

21934. montana Brown 31-14 B.C. Wyo.

Colo.
{Anomalaegialia Brown 31-15)
13106. spissipes Lee, genotype

{Psammoporus Thoms. 63-92)
{Dimalia Muls. 71-406)

21935. opaca Brown 31-17 B.C. Alta.

21936. terminalis Brown 31-18

Alta. Colo.
219.37. nana Brown 31-19 Mass.

21938. criddlei Brown 31-42 Man. Ont.

Alta.

Mlcraegialia Brown 31-11

13101. pusilla Horn, genotype

Aphodius

23939. testaceiventris Fall 32-185

Kan.

21940. incommunisi Fall 32-186

B.C.

21941. fortunus^ Fall 32-187 Ariz.
,21942. claudus Fall 32-188 Tex.

crenicollis^ Fall 32-189 Cal.
ruficlarus' Fall 32-189 Ariz.
13117 is valid, fide Fall,
vandykei Barrett 31-101

Cal.
1320oa. sheldoni Barrett 32-172

Cal.

21946. tuberosus Barrett 32-240

Cal.

Ataenius

13216b. exiguus Brown 32-10 Fla.
Psammobius

21947. armaticeps Fall 32-190

Fla. Ga.

21943.
21944.

21945.

Psanmiobius

21948. blandus' Fall 32-191 Tex.

21949. mimeticus Fall 32-192 L.Cal.
Lichnanthe Burm. 44-26

13313 to 13319 belong In this genus,
which is not a synonym of
Amphicoma,
fide Chapin i litt.

Serica

21950. imitans Chapin 31-5 N.J.

21951. chsetosoma Daws. 32-529

Cal.

21952. Ventura Daws. 32-530 Cal.

21953. personata Daws. 32-531

Cal.

21954. caliginosa Daws. 32-532

Cal.

21955. acicula Daws. 32-5.33 Cal.

21956. pavonia Daws. 32-533 Cal.

21957. falli Daws. 32-534 Cal.

21958. ligulata Daws. 32-535 Cal.

21959. praetermissa Daws. 32-536

Cal.
13355. georgiana Leng,

fide Daws. 32 N.H.-Tex.

21247. is subsp. of 19974, fide Daws. 32
19966. is syn. of atricapilla Kby.
13372a. blatchleyi Daws. 32-545

Mass. N.C.

21960. similis Lewis 95-391 Japan, N.Y.
brunneatSchffr. 31-176,

fide Sim 32-381

Diplotaxis

21961. mus' Fall 32-192 Ariz.

21962. protensa Fall 32-193 N.Mex.

21963. villosipes' Fall 32-193 Cal.

21964. futilis> Fall 32-194 Ariz.
"21965. producta Fall 32-195 Tex.

21966. pinalica Fall 32-196 Ariz.

21967. deserta Fall 32-196 Cal.

21968. incuria Fall 32-196 Nev.
Phyllophaga

21969. contaminata^ Fall 32-197

L.Cal.

21970. extranea' Fall 32-198 L.Cal.

Cerambycid.^

91

Lilstrochelus

21971. plenus Fall 32-199 Ariz.

21972. juvenilis Fall 32-200 Ariz.
Thyce

21973. bidentata Fall 32-201 Cal.
13633 to 13637 are 13645,
fide Fall 32

DichelonjTK

21974. deserta R. Hopp. 31-236

Cal.

Dichelonyx

21975. Columbiana R.Hopp. 31-236

B.C.

21976. vandykei Saylor 32-284

Cal.

Pocalta *

21977. leonina Fall 32-203 So. Cal.
According to Fall 32:

13775 (= 13776. 13777. 13778),
13781 (= 13780)

Diphyllostoma

21978. linsleyi Fall 32-160

Cal.

LUCANID^E

CERAMBYCIDi^

R. Hopping- 31, 32; Linsley 31, 32; Schaeffer 32; G. R. Hopping 32.

Asenium

(Liasemum Csy.)

Fide R. Hopping- 31 the species
14118 and 14119 are valid but not
generically distinct from Asemum.
All the species under Asemum are
synonyms of 14112.

Vandykea Linsley 32-118

21979. tuberculata Linsley 32-118

Cal.

Haplidus

21980. palpalis^ Linsley 32-114

Ariz.

21981. antennatus Linsley 32-115

Cal.
14150 (= 20017),
fide Linsley 32-114

Oeme

21982. rotundicollis Linsley 32-116

Tex.

Eucrossus

14145 (= 20011) fide Linsley 32

Idoemea

This genus not distinct
from Styloxus.
fide Linsley 32

Methia i

21983. frag-ilis Linsley 32-121 Cal.

Romaleum

14199 ( = 14200), fide Schffr. 32-152

Pidonia

21984. quadrata R.Hopp. 31-233

B.C. Vane.

Anoplodera

21286. rubra L. (= planata S. & H.),
fide R.Hopp. 32-72

Necydalis

21985. diversicollis^ Schffr. 32-152

Utah
IMolorchus

21986. eburneus Linsley 31-37

Cal.
Foecilobrium

21987. gibsoni R.Hopp. 31-234

B.C.
Anacomis

14614b (=14614d), fide R.Hopp. 31

Clytini, fide G. R. Hopping 32:

Megacyllene suppressed in Cyllene
14691 (= 14690. 14689.

14686, 14687, and 14688)
14680 (= 14GS1, 14682)
14691c is a good sp. N.B. Me.,

N.Y. Pa,
14699 (= 14700)
14726 (= 20110, 20111)
14711 (= 14711a, 14710)
14708 (=z 14709)
14705 (= 14706)
14728 (= 14729), and goes in

Clytus
14730 (= 14731, 14732)
14734 (= 14735)
14736 (= 14737, 14738)
Rhopalopachys suppressed in

JSTeoclytus
Microclytus and Cyrtophorus

excluded
Trajddion

21988. texanum (Schffr. 32-152

Tex.
Posonocherus

According to Schffr. 32-154:
15059. is not a var. of 15064
20144. is a syn. of 15064

21989. (schaefferi Linsl. i. litt.) n.n,
for vandykei II Schffr. 32-153

Cal.

^ ' ^?''.S,';°*?.'P^ ^'^^".s 15-256 (= Pocalta Csy. 15-92), and Parabyrsopolis Ohaus 15-256 (= Parareoda
Csy. 15-99), fide Chapm. . ,

92

Chrysomelid^

CHRYSOMELIDiZE

Blake 31; Beller and Hatch 32; Carr 32; Fall 32; Hatch and Beller 32;
Johnson 31; Scha,effer 31, 32; Spaeth 32.

Padiybrachys

Opinions differ as to spelling;
some prefer Pachybrachis

Cryptoeepthalus

21990. pallidicinctus^ Fall 32-21

So.Cal.

21991. apicedens' Fall 32-22 N.Mex.
2K)92. merus Fall 32-23 Tex. Ariz.

21993. cuneatus^ Fall 32-24 Ga.

21994. ochraceus^ Fall 32-25 Fla.
IMyochrous

21995. movallus Johnson 31-148

So. Dak.
Chrysochus

15628 is subsp. of 15627,
fide Beller & Hatch 32*

Liina

21364c. quadrig-uttoides Beller &

Hatch 32-98

Wash.

Phyllodecta

21996. aklaviki Carr 32-192 N.W.T.

Trirhabda

21997. adela Blake 31-14 Ut. 111.-

Cal.

21998. borealis Blake 31-16 Mass. -Wash
21998a. indig-optera Blake 31-17

So.Dak.-Ill.

21999. neoscotiae Blake 31-17 N.S.

22000. viridicyanea Blake 31-19

Wis. -Alt a.

22001. pilosa Blake 31-20 Wyo.-Cal.

22002. confusa Blake 31-27 So.Cal.

22003. sericotrachyla Blake 31-28

So.Cal.
15724. bacharidis is correct name,
fide Blake 31

Derospidea Blake 31-32

15725 (g-enotype) and 15739,
fide Blake 31

Coraia Clark 65-323

15741 belongs here, fide Blake 31

Galerucella

22004. spirseophila Hatch & Beller 32-107

Wash. Or.
15752a. pallida (ab. nov.) Beller &
Hatch 32-109 Wash.

Monoxia

15755a. texana Schffr. 32-237 Tex.

PhyFlobrotica

22005. antennata Schffr. 32-237

Tenn.

22006. stenidea Schffr. 32-238

N.Y. Pa.
D.C.
Pseudoluperus B«ller & Hatch 32-115

22007. bakeri Beller & Hatch 32-115

Wash.

22012. nigriventris Schffr.

22013. neglecta Schffr.

22014.

220ir

Lruperus

15822a. asclepiadis Schffr. 32-238

B.C.
(Calomicrns Steph. 34-293)

22008. pallipes Beller & Hatch 32-113

Wash.

22009. concavus Beller & Hatch 32-114

Wash.
Alonolepta

15857 (= 15813), fide Schffr. 32

Hotnophoeta

15891. cyanipennis Fab. 98
(^ 8equinoctialis$)
var. octomaculata Cr.,
fide Blake 31-76

Dlsonycha

22010. latiovittata Hatch & Beller 32-108.

Wash. Mont.

22011. brevicornis Schffr. 31-281

Colo.
31-2S2

Or.Id.Mont.
31-283

Kan. -Or.
punctipennis Schffr. 31-284

la. Minn,
stenosticha' iSchffr. 31-285
Tex.

22016. laticollis Schffr. 31-284

N.Y.
According to Schffr. 31:
15896b. puncticollis Lee. Cal.

15896c. punctigera Lee. Kan. W.'St.

20204a. (= 20205)
21375. uniguttata Say ( = 15895ta)

22017. procera Csy. (= pallipestBlake)
Haltica

22018. kalmise viridana Schffr. 32-240

Va.Md.N.C.
Tenn.

22019. oregonensis Schffr. 32-241

Oreg.

22020. subopaca Schffr. 32-242

Ariz.

Derocrepis Weise 86-730

According to Schffr. 32:
15969 and 15970 belong here
15971 belong in Chalcoides

Hippuriphila

22021. equiseti Beller & Hatch 32-127

Wash.
Systena

22022. discrepans Schffr. 32-244

Ariz.

22023. variata Schffr. 32-243 Ariz.
16029a. corni Schffr. 32-244 Ala.

Physonota

22024. pacifica

Spaeth 32-198

Cal.

•These authors have proposed a number of changes in the rank of names heretofore in use,
and in synonymy. They follow Maulik 25 in the use of Chrysolina Mots, for Chrysomela, and
Chrysomela L. for Lina (or Melasoma). In some of these changes we await the confirmation of
other American authors.

Curculionid;e

93

MYLABRID^

Bridwell 32

The name Bruchidse is used by Bridwell, who proposes subfamilies
Bruchinae, Pachymerings, Amblyceringe, Kytorhininae (for 21418), and
Eubaptinse (not N. Am.).

PLATYSTOMID^E

(Anthribidae) Jordan 31-2S1

Brachytarsus

22025. franseria Barrett 31-188

Cal.

CURCULIONIDiZE *

Auletes

22026. maiiposje Zimm. 32-181

Cal.
Rhynchites **

Voss, Koleop. Rund., XVIII, 1932,
153-189, Monog-r. der
RhynchitinEe. — Tribus Rhynchitini.
In this incomplete work Voss
proposes the following changes and
additions:
Coenorrhinus Thorns. 59-130
{Merliynchiics **)
16348 and form ventralis
Voss 32-176
cerdonis Voss 32-176 (Schauf. i.l.)

Calif,
mandibularis Voss 32-176

Calif,
intermedius Voss 32-176

Calif,
homocidea Voss 32-177 (Schauf. i.l.)
Western

N.A.
a luctuosa Voss 32-177
(.Pselaphorkynchites **

Schilsky()3-H.)
16357 1(>360, 16361
micans Voss 32-183 N.Am,
sanguinipes Voss 32-184

Nevada
Attelabus

(Iliijiatolahua)
According to Pall 31:

Ariz.Mex.
from Cal.
, of rhois.

22027. axillaris Gyll.
21442 is not
21441 is syn.

Listroiiotus

According to
16790 (= ?

Buchanan
16792)

32-7:

16801 (= 16790tWeed)

Pissotles

16849 (= 16850),
fide Dietrich 31-872

Steremnius Schon. 36-242

iPaiaplinthus Faust).

22028. tuberosus Boh. 36-243,
fide Marshall 32-355 Alas.

Hylobius

1(5874. congener n.n.

(= confususllKby.) Col. Cat. 122

Hilipus (nee Heilipus)
16877. reverse synonymy.

Myrmex

According to Marshall 32-345:
17103. lineata (Pasc.) 72-454
vittatus Horn 73-448

Tacliypterellus

17186a. magna List. 32-10 Colo.
17187a. cerasi List. 32-8 Colo.

Curculio

171C1 (= 21509), fide Col. Cat. 122
haroldi is not N.Am.,
fide Col. Cat. 122
?. coccinse Patton, Ent. News, 97-76

Anacentrinus Buch. 82-330

Includes fide Buchanan:

22029. subnudus Buch. 32-330 (genotype)

La.
17626 (= 17625)
17630 (= 20520, 2aj21, 30522),
17650 (= 20516),
17624 (= 20519),
20512

Oligolochus

(Anacentriis s. str.), fide Buch. 32
17622

* The changes proposed in Col. Cat. pars 114 and pars 122 and 123 are as follows:

The subfamily Eremninas includes 16499-16500; the subfamily Leptopina: includes 16501-16S92; the
subfamily Cylindrorrhininae includes 16772-16838; the subfamily Hylobiinre includes 16870-16880, 18008-
18012 and 17441-17442.

The subfamily Leptopina; is divided into the four tribes: Dirotognathini, Promecopini, Leptopini
(= Tropipho.rini) and Ophryastini.

The subfamily Hylobiinae is divided into the four tribes: Hylobiini, Liparini, Anchonini,
and Sternechini.

The changes in generic and specific names are noted in our text.

** The worlc of Voss is so. incomplete that we thinlc it better, at the present time, to merely
call attention to the proposed changes and additions.

94

SCOLYTID^E

Ceutorhynchus

22030. opertus Brown 31-119 B.C.

22031. carter! Brown 31-120 Alta.

22032. handfordi Brown 31-120

Man.

22033. dubitans Brown 31-121 Sask.

Perigaster

17824. reverse synonymy, fide Buch. 31

22034. longirostris Buch. 31-323

Ont. N.J.

Wash.

Phytobius

17845. belong-s in Litodactylus Redt.,

fide Brown 32-11

(Eubrychiopsis)
22035. albertanus Brown 32-11

Alta.

SCOLYTID/E

Ph'oeosinus

22036. variolatus Bruck 31-126

Cal.

22037. aciculatus Bruck 31-127

Ariz.
Gnathotrichus

22038. denticulatus Blackm. 31-270

Colo.N.Mex.
Tex. Ariz.

22039. alni Blackm. 31-271 Colo,
{Gnathotrichoidcs Blackm. 31-267)

22040. aciculatus Blackm. 31-272.

B.C. Wash.
Ore. Cal.
Ariz.N.Mex

I°scudopityop,hthorus

22041. fag-i Blackm. 3:1-228 W.Va.

22042. pubescens Blackm. 31-229

N. C.

22043. g-ranulatus Blackm. 31-230

Ariz.

22044. agrifolise Blackm. 31-230

Cal.

22045. pulvereus Blackm. 31-232

Ariz.

22046. yavapaii Blackm. 31-233

Ariz.

22047. opacicollis Blackm. 31-235

Ariz.
Pityophthorus

22048. smithi ISchedl. 31-163 B.C.
22019. pyg-mseus Schedl 31-165

Que.
22050. pilifer Schedl. 31-166 Ont.

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31. Coleop. by smoking- stumps
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31. Bradley's Manual . . .

32. Boving- and Craighead . . .

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32. The lucanid gen. Diphyllostoma
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32. A Cherry Pest in Colo.

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32. The White Pine Wee\il
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31. Zur K. einiger Coccinelliden

Marshall, G. A. K.

32. Notes on the Hylobiinae

Marston, L. Chester, Jr.

31. Dynastes tityus in Del.
Martin, J. O.

31. A new Telegeusis fr. Ariz.

32. Amblycheila in Cal.
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Maulik, S.

32. On . . . larvas of Hispine beetles II

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32. The pupa-case Vsf Passalus . . .

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31. Records . . , Indiana Cicind.

<Pan-Pac. Ent. VIII, 1932, p, 182.

<Journ. Kansas Ent. ISoc. V, 1932, p. 32.

<Florida Ent. XV, 1931, p. 10.

<Ent. News, XLIII, 1932, pp. 42-45, 62-67

<D. E. Z. 1930, (1), pp. 16-25.

<Col. Cat. pars 118, 1931.
<Col. Cat. pars 120, 1932.

<Soc. ent. France, Livre centen., 1932,
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<Proc. Ent. Soc. Wash. XXXIV, 1932,
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<Proc. Ent. Soc. Br. Col. No. 27, 1930,

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<Bull. Br. Ent. Soc. XXVI, 1931, p. 12.

<Ent. News, XLII, 1931, pp. 88-90.
<Bull. Br. Ent. Soc. XXVII, 1932, pp.

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<Ent. Anzeiger, XI, 1931, pp. 261-263,

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<Can. Ent. LXIV, 19.32, pp. 215-216.

<Pan-Pac. Ent. VII, 1931, p. 106.

<Pan-Pac. Ent. VIII, 1931, pp. 37-38.

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<Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 1932, pp. 293-

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<Ann. Ent. Soc. Am. XXV, 1932, pp.
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Criddle, Norman, b. May 14, 1875; d. May 4, 1933.

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Reynolds, L. R., b. April 22, 1878; d. Oct. 9, 1922.

Robinson, Wirt, d. Jan. 19, 1929.

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Wasmann, Erich, d. Feb. 27, 1931.

SECOND SUPPLEMENT TO

CATALOGUE OF NORTH AMERICAN COLEOPTERA

DESCRIBED AS FOSSILS

By H. F. WiCKHAM

The few fossil beetles described as new in the years 1927 to 1932 inclusive
are listed below. Some changes in family assignment are also noted. New ab-
breviations requiring mention follow.

Ark. Eoc. Wilcox Clays

Dak. Cret. Fox Hills, So. Dak.

New Mex. Jur. Jurassic, east of Santa Rosa.

Oreg-. Olig'. Lower John Day Beds.

Tenn. Eoc. Wilcox Clays.

Vane. Pleist. Vancouver Island.

Wash. Mioc. Beds near Spokane, fbrmerly listed as Eocene.

carabid;e

Pterostichus Bon. Carabites Heer

fernquisti Wickh. 31-318 Wash. Mioc. russelli Ckll. 28-37 Dak. Cret.

DYTISCIDiiE

Dytiscus, Li.

latahensis Wickh. 31-318 Wash. Mioc.

GYRINIDiZE

Protogyrininus Hatch 27a-92

confinis (Scudd.) OOa-80, nee Lee.

= sculpturatus (Mjob.). Europe.

paussid;e

Paussopsis Ckll.

Does not belong' in Paussidae, according to Wasmann 26-25

ELATERIDiiE

Adelocera Latr.

perantiaua Ckll. and LeVeaue 31-359 Roan Mt. Eoc.

Elater, L.

berryi Wickh. 29-148 Tenn. Eoc.

tenebrionid;e

Tenebrionites Ckll.

alatus Ckll. 27c-587 Flor. Mioc.

104 Fossil Coleoptera

MELANDRYIDiZE

Silpha colorata Scudd. belongs here, acc'ordingr to Hatch 27b-369.
Compared with Emiiiesa connectens Newm.

scarabaeid;e

Pliyllophaga Hair.

disrupta Ckll. 27c-587 Flor. Mioc.

Melolonthites Heer

coUinsi Wickh. 29-149 Tenn, Eoc.

passalid;e

Passalus Fab.

? indormitus Ckll. 27a-65 Oreff. OlifiT.

CERAMBYCID^E

Criocephalus Muls.

? pavitus Ckll. 27c-585 Flor. Mitoc.

chrysomelid;e

Donacia Fab.

connelli Ckll. 27b-304 Vane. Pleist.

CURCUUONID^

Otiorhynchites Fritsch

wilcoxianus Wickh. 29-149 Ark. Eoc.

Curculionites Heer

hylobioides Northrop 28-32 Dak. Cret.
vulpinus Northrop 28-36 Dak. Cret.
northropi Ckll. 28-37 Dak. Cret.

POSITION UNCERTAIN

Xiphenax Ckll. 31-97

jurassicus Ckll. (larva) 31-97 New Mex. Jur.

Fossil Coleoptera 105

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INDEX

Acamatoxenus, 20
Acamegonia, 77
Acanthoscelidius, 51
Acanthoscelis, 51
AcmEegenius, 49
Acm^odera, 28, 85
Acmseops, 41
Acoma, 39
Acropteroxys, 33
Acrotona, 20
Actenodes, 29
Acupalpus, 80
Adalia, 35, 88
Adelocera, 83, 103
Adonia, 87
^chmites, 78
.^GIALATID^, 25
.(^grialatis, 25
uEgialia, 38, 90
-Egialites, 25
Agabus, 15, 81
Ag-athidium, 19
Agonoderus, 80
Agonodromius, 78
Agonoleptiis, 80
Agonum, 78, 79
Agrilaxia, 29, 85
Agrilus, 29, 85
Agriotes, 85
Agronus, 49
Alaudes, 36
Alaus, 27

ALLECULID^, 35, ?
All onyx, 23, 82
Allopoda, 36
Alosterna, 40
Amblopusa, 20
Amblycheila, 9, 77
Ambrosiodmus, 52
Americomaseus, 13
Amerinus, 80
Amphizoa, 14
AMPHIZOID^, 14
Anacsena, 16
Anacentrinus, 93
Anacentrus, 50, 93
Anacomis, 42, 91
Anaferonia, 12
Anatis, 88
Anchastus, 85

Anchomenus, 13, 79
Anchonoderus, 13, 79
Anchorius, 33
Anculopus, 49
Adrewesella, 79
Anilloferonia, 13
Anisodactylus, 80
Anisotarsus, 80
Anisostena, 46
Anisosticta, 87
Anisotoma, 19
ANOBIID.^, 37, 90
Anogdus, 19
Anomalsegialia, 90
Anomalopides, 39
Anomalopus, 39
Anoplium, 40
Anoplodera, 41, 91
Anthaxia, 29
ANTHICID^, 26, 83
Anthobates, 24
Anthobatula, 24
Anthobium, 19
Anthonomus, 50
ANTHRIBID^, 47, 93
Anthribus, 48
Aphelogenia, 79
Aphodius, 38, 90
Aphricus, 26
Aphthona, 46
Apion, 48
Aplastus, 26, 83
Apsena, 89
Apteroloma, IS
Apteromechus, 51
Aptopus, 27, 85
Arseocerus, 82
Arawana, 88
Archicarabus, 10
Arthmius, 82
Arthrochlamys, 44
Asaphidion, 11
Asemum, 91
Astenus, 20
Ateenius, 39, 90
Ataxia, 42
Athous, 27, 84
Atranus, 79
Attelabus, 48, 93
Auleutes, 51, 93

Axinopalpus, 14, 79

Bactridium, 32
Bagous, 49
Balaninus, 49
Barinus, 50
Baris, 50
Bassareus, 44
Batenus, 79
Batrisodes, 20
Batyle, 42
Bembidion, 11, 78
Berginus, 34
Bidessus, 15
BIPHYLLID.^, 33
Bitoma, 34
Blapstinus, 36
Blaptosoma, 10, 54
Blechrus, 79
Bledius, 19
Blitophaga, 18
Bolbocerosoma, 39
Boloschesis, 44
BOSTRICHID^E, 37, 90
Bothriopterus, 13
Brachyacantlia, 87
Brachycoryna, 46
Bracliyleptura, 41
Brachypsectra, 26
BRACHYPSECTRTD^, 26
Brachypterolus, 32
Brachyrhinus, 49
Brachyspasta, 25
Brachytarsoides, 48
Brachytarsus, 48, 92
Bradycellus, 80
BRATHINID^, 16
BRENTID^, 47
Brentus, 47
Brontes, 33
BRUCHID^, 93
Brumus, 88
Brychius, 14
Bulsea, 35

BUPRESTID^, 28, 85
Buprestis, 29
BYRRHID^, 86
BYTURID^, 31

Calathus, 78
Calendra, 51

108

Callida, 79
Callidium, 42
Calligrapha, 45
Callisthenes, 10, 54, 79
Callistrig-a, 10, 54
Callitropa, 10, 77
Calocollius, 79
Calomicrus, 92
Calomycterus, 48
Calosoma, 10, 54
Calospasta, 25
Caminara, 54, 77
Canif a, 36

CANTHARID^, 22
Cantharis, 22
Canthon, 38
Canthydrus, 15
CARABID^, 10, 77, 103
Carabiosoma, 10, 54
Carabites, 103
Carabus, 10, 77
Cardiola, 20
Cardiophorus, 27, 85
Cariderus, 25
Carnegonia, 10, 54
Cartodere, 34
Caryobruchus, 47
Cassida, 46
Casnonia, 13
Catharellus, 80
Cebrio, 26, 83
OEBRIONID^, 26, 83
Centrinaspis, 50
Centrodera, 40
Cephalogyna, 80
CEPHAI.OID^, 23
Cephaloon, 23

CERAMBYCID^, 40, 91, 104
Ceratomesrilla, 87
Cercyon, 81
Ceutorhynchus, 51, 94
Chastocnema, 46
Chalcodermus, 51
Chalcoides, 46
Chalcophora, 29
Charisalia, 41
Chauliognathus, 22
Chelymorpha, 46
Chilocorus, 88
Chlsenius, 79
Chlamys, 44
CHORAGID.^, 47
Chrysobothris, 29
Chrysobracton, 11
Chrysochus, 92

CHRYSOMELID^, 43, 92, 104
CHRYSOMELOIDEA, 43
Chrysophana, 28
Chrysostrigma, 10, 54
Cicindela, 9, 77
CICINDELID^, 9, 77
CIID^, 37
CISID^, 37
Cleis, 88
Cleonus, 50
CLERID^, 23
Clivina, 11
Clytini, 91

Index'

Clytoleptus, 42
Clytus, 42
Coccinella, 88
COCCINELLID.^, 35, 87
Coccotorus, 50
Coelambus, 15
Ccelocnemis, 36
Coalosattus, 36
Ccenorrhinus, 93
Colaspidea, 44
Colliurus, 13, 79
Collops, 22
Colpodes, 13, 79
COLTDIID^, 34
Colydium, 34
Conoderes, 83
CONONOTIN^^, 25
Cononotus, 25
Conotrachelus, 51
Cophes, 51
Coptocycla, 47
Coptodera, 79
Coraia, 92
Cordalia, 20
Corticaria, 34
Corylophodes, 19
Corynetes, 23
CORYNETID.^, 23
Cascinoptera, 44
Cotinis, 40
Coxelus, 34
Cratacanthus, 80
Cratocara, 80
Crenitulus, 16
Crepidodera, 46
Criocephalus, 104
Crioceris, 44
Cryobius, 13
Cryoearabus, 77
Cryptocephalus, 92
Cryptohypnus, 85
CRYPTOPHAG-ID^, 33
Cryptophag-us, 33
CUCUJID^, 33, 86
Cucujus, 86
Curculio, 49, 93
CURCULIONID^, 48, 93, 104
Curculionites, 104
CURCULIONOIDEA, 48
Curtonotus, 13
Cycloneda, 88
Cylindrocopturus, 51
Cyllene, 42
Cymatodera, 23
Cymindis, 14, 79
Cyphon, 31, 86
Cyphonotida, 41
Cyrtolabus, 48
Cyrtonotus, 13

DASCILLID^^, 31
DASCIT.LOIDEA, 30
Dasytes, 23
Delphastus, 35
Deloyala, 47
Dendroides, 25, 83
Dercylinus, 80
Dermestes, 86

DERMESTID^, 32, 86
Derocrepis, 92
Derospidea, 92
Derovatellus, 81
Desiantha, 49
Diabrotica, 45
Dialytellus, 39
Dialytes, 39
Dianchomena, 79
Dianous, 20
Diaper is, 36
Diaulota, 20
Dicoelus, 78
Dicentrus, 40
Dicerca, 29
Dicheirus, 14, 80
Dichelonyx, 39, 91
Dichoxenus, 48
Didactylia, 39
Dimalia, 90
Dinacoma, 39
Dinapate, 37
Dineutes, 15
Dineutus, 15
Dinodromius, 79
Diodyrhynchus, 48
Diphyllostoma, 91
Diphytaxis, 28
Diplocoelus, 33
Diplotaxis, 9D
Diplous, 12
Dirhagus, 28
Discoderus, 80
Discotenes, 47
Disonycha, 45, 92
'Dissochaetus, 19
Donacia, 43. 104
Drapetes, 28, 85
Drasterius, 27
Dromius, 79
DRYOPID^, 31, 85
DRYOPOIDEA, 30
Dyschirius, 11
DYTISCID^, 15, 81, 103
Dytiscus, 103

Eanus, 27, 85
Ecarinosphssrula, 19
Kctamenogonus, 84
Ecyrus, 42
Elaphroterus, 10
Elaphrus, 10
Elater, 84, 103
ELATERID^, 27, 83, 103
Elathous, 84
Eleodes, 36, 89
Embapbion, 36
Emmesa, 36, 104
Endeodes, 82

ENDOMYCHID^, 35, 87
Endothina, 36
Engyaulus, 29
Enochrus, 16, 81
Enoclerus, 23
Eocarabus, 77
Ephistemus, 33
Epicauta, 24, 82
Epilachna, 88

Index

109

Epimechus, 50
Epipocus, 87
Epomis, 79
Ernobius, 90
Erolestus, 23
EROTYLID^, 86
Erythrolitus, 35
Eschatocrepis, 82
Euassthetus, 20
Eubrychiopsis, 94
Eucilinus, 49
Euconnus, 19
Eucrossus, 91
Eufallia, 34
Eulabis, 36
Eumichthus, 40
Europhilus, 79
Eupag-oderes, 48
Euparixa, 39
Euphoria, 40
Euplastius, 83
Euproctintis, 79
Euproctus, 79
Eurygeniiis, 26
Eurymycter, 47
Europs, 32
Euryptera, 41
Euryscopa. 44
EURTSTETHID^, 25
Eurytrachelus, 11
Euscepes, 51
Eusphyr-us, 47
Eustrophinn.s, 36
Euthysanius, 26, 83
Euxeniis, 48
ELTXESTIM^, 34
Euxestus, 34
Evarthrus, 13
Exoplectra, 87

Ferestria. 12
Fornax, 28
Fortax, 12
Fiircacampa, 78

Galerita, 14
Galerucella, 92
Gastrellarius, 78
Gastroidea, 45
Gastrophysa. 45
Gaurodytes, 15
Gai; rotes, 41
Geodromictis, 19
Geopinus, SO
Geotrupes, 39
Gerteus, 50
Gerstseckeria. 51
Glanodes, 80
Glaresis, 39
Glischrochilus, 86
Glycerius, 80
Glyptina, 46
Glyptoderus, 79
Glyptophorus, 33
Glyptoscelimorpha, 85
Gnathotrichoides, 94
Gnathotrichus, 94
GNOSTID.^, 20

Gnostus, 20
Goes, 42
Goniolophus, 80
Gonops, 47
Gorginus, 35
Grammoptera, 40
Graphoderes, 15
Gronocarus, 39
Gynfecomeloe, 25
Gynandrotarsus, 80
GYRINID^, 15, 81
Gyrinus, 15, 81, 103

HALrlPLID^, 14
Haliplus, 14
Haltica, 45, 92
Hamotoides, 82
Hamotus, 82
Hapalips, 33
Haplidus, 91
Haplocentrus, 80
Haplosalia, 40
Harpalus. 14, 80
Heilipus, 93
Helichus, 85
HELMID^, 86
HELMIN.^, 31
Helmis, 31
Helobata, 16
HELODID^, 31, 86
HELOPHORID^, 16
Helophorus, 16
Helops, 89
Hemicarabus, 10, 77
HEMIPEPLID^, 33
Heniipeplus, 33
Hesperohipis, 29
Hetserius, 21
Heterarthron, 37
Heteroderes, 83
Heterosilpha, 18
HilipuH, 93
Himatolabus, 48, 93
Hippodamia, 88
Hippuriphila, 92
Hister, 21
HTSTERID.^. 21
Holotrochus, 19
Homoeolabus, 48
Homophoeta, 92
Hoplia, 39
Hoppingiana, 22
Horistonotus, 85
Hornia, 25
Horolog-ion, 78
Hydnobius, 19, 81
Hydnocera, 23
Hydrobius, 16
Hydrocanthus, 15
Hydrochara, 81
HYDROCHID^, 16
Hydrochus, 16
Hydrocyclus, 16
HYDROPHILID.^, 16, 81
Hydrophilus, 16, 81
Hydroporus, 15, 81
Hydrothassa, 44
Hylastes, 51

Hylis, 28
Hylobius, 93
Hylocurus, 53
Hymenorus, 88
Hyperaspis, 35, 87
Hyperini, 49
Hyperodes, 49
Hypnoidus, 27, 85
Hypocaccus, 21
Hypoccelus, 28, 85
Hypocoprus, 32
Hypodacne, 34
Hypophlceus, 36
Hyporhag-us, 28, 89
Hypulus, 36

Ibidion, 40
Idiopidonia, 40
Idoemea, 91
Ilybius. 15
Inna, 79
Ips, 53

Ischiodontus, 27, 85
Ischnoceriis, 47
Ischyrus, 86
Isohydnocera, 23
Isorhipis, 28
Isostenia, 77

Judolia, 41

Knausia, 88

LrACCONOTIN^, 25
Ijacconotus, 25, 36
Lremophlosus, 33
Laemostenus, 78
I^AMPYRID^, 21
Languria, 33
LANGURIID^, 33
Lara, 31
LARIN^, 31
LATHRIDIID^, 34, 87
Latliridius, 34, 87
Liathrobium, 20
I.ebia, 79
Lecontella, 23
lieichenum, 36
Leiodes, 19, 81
LEIODID^. 19, 81
Leistidius, 11
Leistus, 11
Lema, 44
Leonia, 25
Lieonidia, 25
Lepidocricus, 49
Ijepidophorus, 49
L.eptacma5ops, 41
Leptsegialia, 90
Leptoschema, 84
Leptostylus, 42
Leptotrichaltica, 46
Leptotrix, 46
Leptura, 41
Liepturges, 42
Lepyrus, 49
Lichnanthe, 90
Lichnocarabus, 10

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Index

Ligyrus, 40
Lilius, 84
Liimonlus, 27, 83
LIMNEBIID^, 81
Liimnebius, 81
Liimnius, 31, 86
Liimnobaris, 50
Lina, 45, 92
Lfiocellus, 80
Liistroderes, 49
Listronotus, 49, 93
Listrus, 22, 82
Lixus, 50
Longitarsus, 46
Loricera, 10, 78
Liorocera, 10
Lioxandrus, 13
LUCANID^, 40, 91
Ludius, 27, 84
Luperodes, 45
Luperus, 92
LYCID^, 21
Lyperostenia, 77
Lytta, 24

Macrobasis, 24
Macropog-on, 31
Macrosiagon, 24
Malachius, 22. 82
Maronetus, 77
Mecomycter, 23
Meconemus, 47
Megacyllene, 91
Megapenthes, 84
Megaquedius, 82
Melandrya, 36
MELANDRYID^, 36, 104
Melanactes, 85
Melanastus, 36
Melanius, 13
Melanophila, 29, 85
Melanotus. 27, 85
Melasis, 28
Meligethes, 32
Meloe, 25

MELOID^, 24, 82
MELOIDEA, 24
Melolonthites, 104
MELYRID.q^, 22, 82
Melyrodes. 23
Menidius, 79
Merynchites, 93
Mesagroicus, 49
Metabletus, 79
Metabola, 79
Metachroma, 44
Metamelanius, 13
Methla, 40, 91
Metriona, 47
Metrius, 11
Micracisella, 53
Micrsegialia, 90
Micralcinus, 51
Microlestes, 79
Microlipus, 22
Micromaseus, 13
Microrhagus, 28
Microrhopala, 46

Microscapha, 36
Microtrechus, 12, 78
Microweisea, 87
Molorchus, 42, 91
Monachulus, 44
Monanus, 33
Monaxia, 92
Moneilema, 42
Monocrepidius, 27, 83
Monoferonia, 78
Monolepta, 92
MONOMMID^, 89
Monotoma, 32
MONOTOMID^, 32
Monovectura, 82
MORDELLID^, 24
DVEorion, 11
Morychus, 86
Mulsantina, 87
MURMIDIIjST^, 34
My as, 12

MYCET^ID^:, 35
Mycetochara, 35
MYCETOPHAGID^, 34
Mychocerus, 34
MYCTERIN^, 25
Mycterus, 25
Myeloborus, 53
MYLABRID^, 47, 93
Mylabris, 47
Myochrous, 92
Myrmecoxenus, 34
Myrmex, 49, 93

Namunaria, 34
Neaph^nops, 12
Nebria, 10, 78
Nebriola, 11
Necrobora, 18
Necrocharis, 17
Necrodes, 18
Necrophila, 18
Necrophorus, 17
Necydalis, 91
Nematidium, 34
Neobaphion, 36
Neobellamira, 41
Neocarabus, 77
Neoclytus, 42
Neoemmesa, 36
Tsfeoharmonia, 88
Neophorus, 81
Nephanes, 20
Nicrophorus, 17
NITIDULID^, 32, 86
Nocheles, 48
Nomidus, 48
Nomius, 11
Notaris, 49
NOTERID^, 15
Nothodes, 83
Nothopus, 80
Notiophilus, 10
Notoxus, 26, 83
Novius, 87
Nyctoporis, 89

Oberea, 42

OcliodEeus, 39
Ochrosidia, 39
Ochthebius, 81
Octinodes, 83
Odacanthella, 13, 79
OdontEeus, 39
OEDEMERID^, 23
Oedionychis, 45
Oeme, 40. 91
Oiceoptoma, 18
Olibrus, 35
Oligolochus, 93
Olla, 88
Oma<^euius, 13
OMOPHRONID-^, 14
Omus, 9
Onthophagus, 38
Oodes, 80
Opadius, 80
Orchestes, 50
Oreocarabus, 77
Oreodytes, 15
Oreosphserula, 19
Ormiscus, 47
OrtholepUira, 41
ORTHOPERID^, 19
Orthoperus, 19
Osorius, 20
Osphya, 36
OSTOMATID.^. 32
OSTOMID7E, 86
Otidocephalus, 49
Otiorliynchites, 104
Oxacis, 23
Oxelytrum, 18
Oxycrepis, 13
Oxynychus, 87
Oxypselaphus, 79

Pachybrachys, 92
Pachylopus, 21
Pachyscelus, 30
Pachyteles, 10
Pactopus, 28
Pallodes, 86
Panscopidius, 48
Panscopus, 48
Pantomorus, 48
Parabracteon, 11
Parabyrsopolis, 91
Paracalosojna. 10, 54
Paracotalpa, 91
Paraliaphlus, 14
Parallelina, 40
Parandra, 40
Paraopsimus, 40
Paraplintlius, 93
Parareoda, 91
Paratropa, 77
Pardileus, 80
Paria, 44

Paroedostethus. 85
PASSALID^, 104
Passalus, 104
Patroboidea, 12
PAUSSID^, 103
Paussopsis, 103
PEDILID^, 26

Index

111

Pedilus, 26
Pelecotoides, 24
Pelmatellus, 80
Pelophila, 11
Peltodytes, 14
Pemphus, 10
Pentagonica, 79
Pentarthrinus, 51
Pentilia, 87
Perigaster, 51, 94
Perigona, 79
Perimegatoma, 32, 86
PEROT HOPID^, 28
Perothops, 28
Peryphes, 12
Peryphus, 11
Phsedon, 45
PHALACRID.2E, 35
Phalacrus, 35
Phanreus, 38, 90
Phanasolena, 47
Pharalus, 80
Pharnxonotha, 33
Pheletes, 83
PHENGODID.^, 21
Philas, 18
Philodes, 80
Philonthus, 20
Phlegon, 28
PhlcHophagus, 51
Phloeosinus, 94
Photinus, 21
Photuris, 21
Phyllobrotica, 92
Phyllodecta, 45, 92
Phyllophaga, 39, 90, 104
Phyllotreta, 46
Phymatodes, 42
Physonota, 46, 92
Phytalus, 39
Phytobius, 94
Pidonia, 40, 91
Piezocorynus, 48
Pilolabus, 48
Pinacodera, 79
Pinophilus, 82
Pinotus, 38
Piosoma, 80
Pisenus, 34
Pissodes, 49, 93
Pityoborus, 52
Pityophilus, 52
Pityophthorus, 52, 94
PLASTOCERID^, 26
PLASTOCERIN^, 83
Plataphodes, 11
Plateros, 21
Platidius, 12
Platycerus, 40
Platyderides, 38
Platynidius, 79
Platynomicrus, 79
Platynus, 13, 78
Platysmatus, 13
PI^ATYSTOMID^, 47, 93
Platystrophus, 47
Plinthoccelium, 42
Plinthodes, 49

Plocliionus, 79
Pocalta, 91
Podabrus, 22
Pcecilobrium, 91
Poecilonota, 29
Pogonocherus, 42, 91
Pogonodaptus, 80
Polemius, 22
Polpochila, 80
Polycaon,^37
PolyceKta*28
Polygraphus, 51
Polyphylla, 39
Polypria, 25
Pnstodactyla, 78
Prostephanus, 37
Pi'otogyrininus, 103
Protonecrodes, 18
Psammobius, 90
PsamjTi'Oporus, 90
Pselaphorhynchites, 93
PSELAPHID^, 20, 82
Psiloscelis, 21
Pseudallonyx, 23
Pseudanopthalmus, 12, 78
Pseudanthrlbus, 48
Pseudaptinus, 14
Pseudargutor, 13
Pseudatsenius, 39
Pseudebssus, 22
Pseudoiagarus, 13
Pseudoluperus, 92
Pseudomicracis, 53
•Pseudomorpha, 14
PSEUDOMORPHID^E, 14
Pseudopachyta, 40
Pseudopanscopus, 48
Pseudopentarthrum, 51
Pseudopityophthorus, 94
Pseudostrangalia, 40
Pseudothysanoes, 53
PSOID^, 37
Psyllobora, 35, 87
Ptenidium, 20
Ptei'oloma, 18
Pterostichus, 12, 78
PTILIID^^E, 20
Ptilinus, 37
Ptilodactyla, 31
PTILODACTYLID^, 31
PTINID^E, 37, 89
Ptinus, 37, 89
Ptosima, 29

PYROCHROID^, 25, 83
PYTHID^E, 25, 82
PYTHIN^, 25
Pytho, 25

Reichenbachia, 82
Rembus, 13, 77
Rhadine, 13, 79
Rhagodera, 34
Rhagomicrus, 28
Rhantus, 15
Rhexidius, 82
Rhinosimus, 82
RttlPICERID^, 26
RHIPIPHORID^, 24

Rhipiphorus, 24
Rhynchites, 48, 93
Rhyssemus, 39
Rodolia, 87
Romaleum, 40, 91
Rybaxis, 20
Ryssematus, 51

SALPINGIN^, 25
SANDALID^, 2G
Sandalus, 26
Saperda, 42
Saprinus, 21
Saxinis, 44
Scaphinotus, 77
Scaptolenus, S3
SCARAB^ID^, 38, 90, 103
Schizogenius, 11
SCOLYTID^, 51, 94
Schwarzerion, 42
SCYDM.SNID^, 19
Scydmsenus, 19
Scymnillodes, 35
Scymnus, 35, 87
Salenophorus, 80
Semijulistus, 23
Serica, 39, 90
Sericus, 85
Sibaiiops, 50
Silpha, 18, 104
SILPHID^, 17
Smiplocaria, 86
Smicronyx, 49
Sperchopsis, 16
Spermophagus, 47
Sph£Eriestes, 25
SPH.-BRIID^^, 21
Sphasroderus, 77
Sphserosinus, 51
Sphenophorus, 51
STAPHYLINID^, 19, 82
Stenelmis, 31
Stenocantharus, 10
Stenocellus, 14
Stenocorus, 41
Stenolophus, 80
Stenotarsus, 35
Stenus, 20
Stephanopachys, 37
Steremnius, 93
Stereopalpus, 26
Stethorhanis, 35
Stilbolidus, 80
Stilbus, 35
Stolonis, 13
Strangalepta, 41
Sfrategus, 40
Strigodermella, 39
Strophiona, 41
Styloxus, 40, 91
Synaphaeta, 42
Syncalosoma, 10, 54
Syneta, 44
Synolabus, 48
Systena, 46, 92

Tachycellus, 14
Tachypterellus, 93

112

Tachys, 11

Talanus, 89

Tanaocarabus, 10, 77

Tanaops, 22

Tanysphyrus, 49

Taphrocerus, 30

Tapisnothenes, 10, 54

Telabis, 36

TELEGEUSID.E, 82

Telegeusis, 82

Temnochila, 86

Temnopsophus, 22

TENEBRIONID^, 36, 89,

Tenebrionites, 103

Tetraonyx, 24
Tetrapriocera, 90
Tetropium, 40
Thalpius, 14
Thanatophilus, 18
Thecesternus, 51
Thesalia, 40
Thoracophorus, 19
Thricoleana, 44
THROSCID^B, 28, 85
Throscus, 28
Thyce, 39, 91
Thysanoes, 53

Index

Tinodemus, 35
Toxotropis, 47
Trachykele, 29
Trachypachus, 10
Tragidion, 91
Trechus, 12, 78
Trepanedoris, 11
Trirena, 13
Triarius, 45
Trichacorynus, 51
Trichalophus, 49
Trichelaphrus, 10
103 Trichocellus, 80

Trichochrous, 22, 82
Tricrania, 25
Tz-igonodera, 24
Trigonognatha, 12
Trigonoscuta, 49
Triliarthrus, 14, 80
Triphyllus, 34
Triplectrus, 80
Trirhabda, 92
Trogoderma, 32
Trogophloeus, 19
Tropideres, 48
Tropisternus, 16, 81
Typhsea, 34

Typitium, 23
Typocerus, 41
Typophorus, 44

Uleiota, 33
Usechimorpha, 36
Usechus, 36

Vandykea, 91
Vectura, 23
Vecturoides, 23
Vincenzellus, 25

Xarifa, 37
Xestoleptura, 41
Xiphenax, 103
Xylobius, 28
Xylophiliis, 28
Xylotrechus, 42

Zacotus, 14
Zenoa, 26
Zeugophora, 44
Zezea, 13
Zonitis, 25

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