. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. 382 Mr. G. Lewis on separated; the pygidium exposed. Ccelius differs from 5'a- prosites in the form of tlie clypeus, which is depressed but not deflexed, the scuteHum is less narrow, and the anterior thoracic angles are somewhat acute. In Saprosites the frontal suture is not visible, the clypeus is deflexed and emarginate. Fis; Ccelius denticollisj sp. n. (Woodcut, fig. 5.) Elongatus, parallelus, rufo-bruuneiis ; capita punctulato, linea trans- versa distincte impressa et utri
. The Annals and magazine of natural history; zoology, botany, and geology. Natural history; Zoology; Botany; Geology. 382 Mr. G. Lewis on separated; the pygidium exposed. Ccelius differs from 5'a- prosites in the form of tlie clypeus, which is depressed but not deflexed, the scuteHum is less narrow, and the anterior thoracic angles are somewhat acute. In Saprosites the frontal suture is not visible, the clypeus is deflexed and emarginate. Fis; Ccelius denticollisj sp. n. (Woodcut, fig. 5.) Elongatus, parallelus, rufo-bruuneiis ; capita punctulato, linea trans- versa distincte impressa et utrinque fusco-maculata ; thorace antice miuute disco grosse punctato; antennis pedibusque con- coloribus. L. 3| mill. Elongate, parallel, reddish brown, shining ; the head punc- tulate, punctures variable in size and not very closely set, clypeus anteriorly with a widely arched outline, not emarginate, frontal suture very distinct, with two dusky spots like those in yEgialia ruja, F. [nee Leconte), eyes small; the thorax with large, round, and deep punctures, irregularly and not closely set, intermixed witii smaller points, the punc- tuation anteriorly gradually lessening in size until the edge behind the neck, where it is very fine, the lateral edge is obscurely crenulate anteriorly, the crenulations gra- dually increase in distinctness until they form a series of denticulations round the posterior angles; the scutellum obsoletely punctulate; the elytra evenly punctate-striate, interstices smooth with crenulate edges; the metasternum is longitudi- nally subcanaliculate in the middle, with large punctures in the channel and a few on the side of the plate outside it; the legs, anterior tibise strongly tridentate. Hah. Miyanoshita, Kiga, and Nikko. Four examples from old and decaying trees. Saprosites nara', sp. n. Elongatus, parallelus, piceo-brunneus, nitidus; capita convexo, genis baud promimilis uec acutis ; thorace subquadrato, punctato ; elytris fortiter striatis, striis forti
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