. Eine illustrierte Beschreibender Katalog Der coleoptera oder Käfer (exklusive der Rhynchophora) bekannt in Indiana zu kommen: Mit Bibliographie und Beschreibungen von neuen Arten. Käfer. 402 FAMILIE XIII. SCAPHIDIID^ aO. 6b. Flügeldecken schwarz ohne Flecken. 042 Ich. var. piceum. iia. Flügeldecken ohne coai-se discal Punktionen, jeder in der Regel mit zwei marginalen Flecken von hellem Gelb. ' 942 b. var. onuTEBATUM. * 942 (2975). Scaphidium quadeiguttatum Sagen, Journ. Phil. Acad. Nat. Â Sci., krank, 1^2?,. 198; ibid. II, 126. Oval, gewölbt, kahl. Schwarz, stark glänzend; Flügeldecken mit Flecken in den erwähnt. Thorax

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. 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. 402 FAMILY XIII. SCAPHIDIID^aO. 6b. Elytra black without spots. 042!i. var. piceum. iia. Elytra without coai-se discal punctures, each usually with two marginal spots of pale yellow. ' 942b. var. onuTEBATUM. *942 (2975). Scaphidium quadeiguttatum Say, Journ. Phil. Acad. Nat. â Sci., Ill, 1^2?, . 198; ibid. II, 126. Oval, convex, glabrous. Black, strongly shining; elytra with spots as mentioned in key. Thorax with a bisinuate row of coarse punctures near the base. Elytra with a row of similar punctures on inner half of base and two to four short rows before the middle and nearer the suture than the sides. Length 3.8^.5 mm. Frequent throughout the State. February 23-November 8. *942a (2975c). Scaphidium quadrigttttatdm piceum Melsh.. Proc. Phil. Acad. Nat. Sci., II, 1844, 103. A color variety of guadriguttatum which is wholly shining black above. It is found associated with that species and in winter is even more frequent, being found especially beneath the bark of old, fungus-covered beech logs. (Fig. 174.) Throughout the State. January 24r-Deceiiiber 25. /â . Casey's mnplnm, described from Indiana, is evi- Kg. 174. x6. (Original.) deutly based on an immature piceum. 942b (2975a). Scaphidium quadeiguttatum ohliteeatum Lee, Proc. Phil. Acad. Nat. Sci., I860, 322. The absence of coarse punctures on the disk of elytra and the small size of the elytral spots are the only characters given by LeConte and Casey to distinguish this form from qiiadrignttntvm. In my collection are several specimens taken in Vigo County, which have the elytra whoUy devoid of discal punctures and yet, like piceum, are entirely black. I have not seen the spotted form from the State, but the type of LeConte came from near Evansville, Indiana. In all probability Horn was right in regarding both piceum and oMife

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