. An illustrated descriptive catalogue of the coleoptera or beetles (exclusive of the Rhynchophora) known to occur in Indiana : with bibliography and descriptions of new species . Beetles. THE COMB-CLAWED BARK BEETLES. 12.^:1 i>;ise. Elytra slightly wider tbau thorax, very gradually subaciUf ou apical third; disk with deeply impressed rmvs of rather fine, close-set puuctures; intervals convex, minutely and rather densely punctate. Length lt>-l:i nun. Lake, Kosciusko and Vigo CO unties; rare. June 8-July 16. Oc- curs usually on bushes and t^^igs and probaBly to be found spar- ingly throug
. An illustrated descriptive catalogue of the coleoptera or beetles (exclusive of the Rhynchophora) known to occur in Indiana : with bibliography and descriptions of new species . Beetles. THE COMB-CLAWED BARK BEETLES. 12.^:1 i>;ise. Elytra slightly wider tbau thorax, very gradually subaciUf ou apical third; disk with deeply impressed rmvs of rather fine, close-set puuctures; intervals convex, minutely and rather densely punctate. Length lt>-l:i nun. Lake, Kosciusko and Vigo CO unties; rare. June 8-July 16. Oc- curs usually on bushes and t^^igs and probaBly to be found spar- ingly throughout the State. VII. AxDROCHiRus Lee. 1862. (Gr., "a male-f ;) ^lediuni-sized black or broTvn species, having the legs and an- tenna^ long and slender; terminal joint of maxillary palpi slender, triangular, its very oblique apex almost as long as the outer side; hind angles of thorax, especially those of female, acute and much prolonged backwards. One of the two recognized species has'been taken in the State, while the other may occur. KEY TO SPECIES OF AXDKOCHIBDS. (/. Deep black; femora reddish-brown, the tiblee and tarsi iiiceous. FEMORATUS. aa. Grayish-black; legs pale reddish-yellow throughout. 2370. ESYTHROPrS. A. femorahis Oliv., length 9-10 mm., is a southern species which has been recorded from Cincinnati. 2370 (7631). Andeochiecs eeythkopvs Kirby. Faun. Bor. Amer., IV. 1S37. 239. Elongate-oval, sti'ongly convex. Color given in key; not shining; pubescence very short and dense. P^yes small, separated by one-half more than their own width. Third antennal joint twice as long as second, three- fifths as long as fourth. Thorax one-half wider than, the median length; sides converg- ing from base to ajjex; disk very finely, deep- ly and densely punctate without basal im- Ijression; base strongly and broadly bisin- uate. Elytra e(xual in width to thorax; sides parallel and nearly straight to middle, thence narrowing to a subacute apex; disk finely and deeiJly s
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