Ninth Annual Meeting. 



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520. obsoletus, Say. Lawrence. 



EVARTHRUS, Lee. 

 549. seximpressus, Lee. Eastern Kansas. 



557. colossus, Lee. Eastern Kansas. 



558. sodalis, Lee. var. coj-ax. Lawrence and To- 

 peka; frequent. 



561. substriatus,'Lec. Western Kansas; common. 



562. eonslrichis. Say. Rooks county and Topeka. 



Pterostichus, Bon. 

 605. ventralis, Say. Eastern Kansas. 

 608. stygieris, Say. Topeka. 

 616. permurarf«5, Say. Eastern Kansas; frequent. 



624. Sayi, BruUe. Eastern Kansas ; common. 



625. lueublandus, Say. With the last, but less 

 common. 



629. eaudieaiis, Say . Topeka; frequent. 

 633. mutus, Say. Topeka. ' 

 640. erythropus, Dej. Lawrence. 



642. patruelis, Dej. Eastern Kansas. 



643. femoralis, Kby. Topeka; two specimens. 

 Two undetermined species. 



Amara, Bon. 



673. carinata, Lee. Eastern Kansas; frequent. 

 Often found under dead animals and the like. An 

 undescribed Amara ( near earinata) is found at To- 

 peka and Lawrence. 



682. exarata, Dej. Eastern Kansas. 



685. latior, Kby. Lawrence. 



688. anguslala, Say. Lawrence. 



694. impunciieoUis, Say. Abundant throughout 

 the State. 



699. fallax, Lee. Lawrence. 



702. poiita, Lee. Topeka. 



721. musculus, Say. Eastern Kansas ; frequent. 

 Badister, Clairv. 



725. nolatus, Hald. Topeka; under stones, etc., 

 in damp places. Not common. 



DiPLOCHlLA, Brulle. 



733. lalicollis, Lee. Eastern Kansas; not com- 

 mon. 



735. o6te«o, Lee. Topeka; not common. Taken 

 under stones on dry hillsides. 



Dic^Lus, Bon. 



740. splendidus, Say. Eastern Kansas; frequent. 



745. sculptilis, Say. Eastern Kansas; frequent. 



752. elongalus, Dej. Eastern Kansas; common. 

 Anomoglossus, Chd. 



758. emarginatus, Say. Eastern Kansas; not rare. 



759. pusiUus, Say. Eastern Kansas ; common. 



Chl.bnius, Bon. 



764. cBslivus, Say. Eastern Kansas. 



765. erythropus, Germ. Lawrence. 



766. fuscieornis, Dej. Topeka. 



768. lalicollis, Say. Eastern Kansas ; common. 



771. lilhophihis. Say. Eastern Kansas. 



774. sericeus, Forst. Eastern Kansas ; common. 



780. solilarius. Say. Eastern Kansas; found ou 

 sand-bars, under driftwood. 



781. nemoralis. Say. Eastern Kansas ; frequent. 



782. pensylvanicus. Say. Eastern Kansas. 



783. tricolor, Dej. Lawrence. 



785. nehraskensis, Lee. One specimen taken in 

 western Kansas (Rooks Co). 



791. inpunctifrona. Say. Topeka ; one specimen. 



795. tomentosus. Say. Eastern and middle Kan- 

 sas; common. 



Codes, Bon. 



805. cuprceus, Chd. Eastern Kansas, on bars in 

 Kansas River; swims readily on the surface of the 

 water; not common. 



NoTHOPUS, Lee. 



815. zabroides, Lee. Western Kansas; (Cooper.) 



Geopinus, Lee. 



816. inerassa/us, Dej. Lawrence and Topeka. 



CR AT ACANTHUS, Dej. 



818. dubius, Bv. Common throughout the State. 



Agonoderus, Dej. 

 822. lineola. Fab. Eastern Kansas; common. 

 824. comma. Fab. Eastern and middle Kansas; 

 very abundant. 

 828. pauperculus, Dej. Topeka; common. 

 830. testaceus,!)^]. Topeka; frequent. 



Discoderus, Lee. 



834. parallehis, Hald. Topeka and Lawrence. 



Anisodactylus, Dej. 



843. rusticus, Dej. Eastern Kansas; abundant. 

 843a. tristis, Dej. Eastern Kansas. 



844. pinguis, Lee. Lawrence. 



845. dulcicollis, Laf. Topeka. 



846. carbonarius, Say. Eastern Kansas; common. 

 860. baltimorensis, Say. Eastern Kansas ; abun- 

 dant. 



871. sericeus, Harris. Eastern Kansas; common. 



XESTON0TU.S, Lee. 



872. lugubris, Dej. Topeka ; two specimens. 



Spongopus, Lee. 



873. venicalis, Lee. Eastern Kansas ; common. 



Amphasia, Newm. 



874. inter stitialis. Say. Eastern Kansas ; common. 



Anisotarsus, Chd. 



878. terminatus, Say. Eastern Kansas; common. 



879. agilis,Dei. Topeka; rare. 



Gynandropus, Dej. 

 886. kylacis. Say. Lawrence. 



Bradycellus, Er. 

 888. dichrotis, Dej. Lawrence. 



890. autumnalis. Say. Lawrence. 



891. badiipennis, Hald. Topeka; rare. 



892. atrimedius, Say. Topeka ; rare. 

 900. rupestris. Say. Lawrence. 



Selenophorus, De!J. 

 917. troglodytes, Dej. Western Kansas. 



Harpalus, Lair. 

 924. erraticus. Say. Eastern Kansas. 

 92G. amputatus, Say. Western Kansas ; also, To- 

 peka. One specimen. 



928. caliginosus, Fah. Eastern Kansas ; very com- 

 mon. 



929. faunus. Say. Lawrence. 



932. pensylvanicus, Dej. Eastern Kansas; very 

 common in autumn. 



