. 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. TIIK VARIEGATED MUD-IX)ViX{i 13EETI-ES. flKf) ].•;()-, ( ), Heteeocbex?s brunneus Jlelsh:, Proe. Phi]. Acad. Nat. Sei., II, 1844. 99. Oblong, moderately convex. Piceous, slightly shining; elytra with the usual three sinuous bands of dull yello\y, often broken into siiots, some- times scarcely distinct; the front band usually with a dash projected for- ward from the middle; the hind one usually forming two ro
. 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. TIIK VARIEGATED MUD-IX)ViX{i 13EETI-ES. flKf) ].•;()-, ( ), Heteeocbex?s brunneus Jlelsh:, Proe. Phi]. Acad. Nat. Sei., II, 1844. 99. Oblong, moderately convex. Piceous, slightly shining; elytra with the usual three sinuous bands of dull yello\y, often broken into siiots, some- times scarcely distinct; the front band usually with a dash projected for- ward from the middle; the hind one usually forming two rounded spots near apex but not touching margin; body beneath entirely piceous. Ely- tra more distinctly substriate than in the other species. Length .3-4 mm. Frequent about the lakes of northern Indiana; elsewhere taken (iMJy in ]\[arion and Lawrence counties. 'Slay 11-December 7. H. schn-arzl Horn, is known from Pennsylvania, Lake Superior and Texas. (Fig. 256, I.) (3965). Hbteeocebus collakis Kies., Eevis. Linn. Ent., Y, 1851, 292. Oblong, moderately convex. Dull sooty brown or piceous, clothed with brownish hair; sides of thorax pale; elytra each with an indistinct spot near scutellum and U\o sinuous bands, often more or less interrupted and sometimes indistinct, yellow; body beneath piceous, sides and apex of ab- domen yellowish; legs entirely reddish-yellow. Tliovax twice as wide as long, sides and base curved, the latter bisinuate. Length ^ mm. (Fig. 255, 6 and c.) Throughout the State; frequent. June ll-August Fig. u. H. iThlia, female; h, H. schu-arzi, female; c, H. auromkans; d, H. pusiUus. (Ai\et Hon'.) (39G0). Hetekocebcs TKtSTis Mann., Bull. Mosc, III, 1853, 218. Oblong, subdepressed. Piceous, sparsely clothed with short, brownish Ijubescence; sides of thorax indistinctly paler; elytra with the side margins entirely but nan'owly pale, the usual sinuous bands broken into short longi- tudinal lines as follows: an oblique stripe on each side
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