. 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 MINUTE BROWN SCAVENGER BEETLES. 655 1257 ( ). Enicmus consimilis Mann., Germ. Zeitschr., V, 99. Moderately elongate, feebly convex. Color given in key. Thorax nearly square, sides feebly convergent behind the middle; surface with a shallow median channel, its sides or carinse distinctly cutting the sub-basal trans- verse depression, an additional impression on each side near the front an- gles. Elytra st
. 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 MINUTE BROWN SCAVENGER BEETLES. 655 1257 ( ). Enicmus consimilis Mann., Germ. Zeitschr., V, 99. Moderately elongate, feebly convex. Color given in key. Thorax nearly square, sides feebly convergent behind the middle; surface with a shallow median channel, its sides or carinse distinctly cutting the sub-basal trans- verse depression, an additional impression on each side near the front an- gles. Elytra striate with rows of coarse, subquadrate punctures; intervals slightly convex, each with a row of very fine punctures. Length mm. Marion County; scarce. Several specimens were taken by Harold Morrison from a cellar in Indianapolis in which wood was stored. January 11-January 24. A European species, known in this country heretofore only from Michigan. 1258 (3781). Enicmus minutos Linn., Syst. Nat. 1766, C75. Ovate, subeonvex. Usually brown, rarely blackish or brownish-yellow. Thorax larger, subquadrate, sides dis- tinctly converging from front angles to base, disk finely and thickly granulate. Length mm. (Fig. 244.) IMarion County; scarce. June 3. Collected by Harold Morrison. Also in Webster collection from Indiana. Occurs throughout the United States. Fig. 244. (After sharp.) E. aterrimus Mots., length mm. and E. duplicatus Lee., length mm., are both known from Illinois and Michigan. E. maculatus Lee, mm., occurs in Ohio and Michigan; E. tenuicornis Lee, length ,9 mm., is also recorded from New York and Michigan westward. III. Cartodeee Thorn. 1859. (G-r., ";) Small, narrow, often depressed beetles, having the antennas shorter than head and thorax, their clubs abruptly two- or three- jointed ; eyes small, situated far behind the base of antennse; thorax without costs, more or less deeply and transversely impressed nea
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