. 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 PIEE-COLOEED BEETIiliS. 1349 III. ScHizoTus Newm. 1838. (Gr., "deft + ;) A single rather small, dull species represents this genus in the Eastern United States. 2506 (7993). Schizotus cervicalis Ne^Ym., liinrom. V, 1S38, 375. Elongate, suboval, depressed. Dull blackish-pieeous, sparsely clothed \Aith fine, prostrate, grayish-yellow hairs; thorax, front of head and very narrow sutural
. 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 PIEE-COLOEED BEETIiliS. 1349 III. ScHizoTus Newm. 1838. (Gr., "deft + ;) A single rather small, dull species represents this genus in the Eastern United States. 2506 (7993). Schizotus cervicalis Ne^Ym., liinrom. V, 1S38, 375. Elongate, suboval, depressed. Dull blackish-pieeous, sparsely clothed \Aith fine, prostrate, grayish-yellow hairs; thorax, front of head and very narrow sutural and marginal lines of elytra, obscure reddish. Thorax one- half wider than long, sides and angles rounded; disk uneven, very finely and densely punctate and with a wide, deep median groove. Elytra feebly widened behind the middle, finely and densely granulate-punctate. Head of males with a deep fovea each side at base and-with the branches of antenna' long and slender. Lake County; rare. i\ray 28. Taken from beneath the bark of dead birch in the Kankakee Valley near Shelby. A member of the Alleghanian fauna. IV. Dendeoides Lat. (<lr., "branen or ;) ]\ledium-sized species, readily known by the very large eyes which, in the males, almost meet on top of the head, and in the female are but slightly separated. Two of the four species recog- nized by Horn occur in the State. 2007 (7994). Dendkoides bicoloe Newm., Ent. Mag., V, 1838, 375. Elongate, slender, subparallel. Ueddish-yellow; head, antennje and elytra piceous. Thorax about as wide as Icmg, widest at middle, the sides strongly converging In front, slightly sinuate near base; disk sparsely and coarsely punctate, with a median impression on basal half. Elytra nearly parallel in male, distinctly wider behind In female, coarsely and , , ,r 1 Fig. 58'- a, Larva: 6, pupa; c, beetle Cfemale); rf, c,i- rather closely punctate. Males mOie ^^^^^^ ^nal horns of larva; e, enlarged head of-same; f, slender, with
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