196 FAMIl.Y II. CAUABID.TS. 



;;(>() (llSi*). Am!S()i>.\('Tyu s Ki Kvrs Lee. N. Siioc*. N. Aincr. ("ol.. I, ISC,:;. 

 14. 

 <)hluii;,'-((v;il. I'.JMck. I lie clvlra uii.-Hiuc; jinitMin.r dusky Iprr.wii, [lale :il 

 base. Thorax vciy lilllc wider at base than ape.x, side iiiar^Miis feebly de- 

 pressed; disk siiKiolh at middle, densely and finely imnelnred at base. 

 Elytra alntaceous, only feebly sinuate near tips; linely striate; intervals 

 fiat. Length 11-12.5 mm. 



Posey Count}'; rar(\ ^lay 11. A southern species whose range 

 is given as "Georgia to Louisiana." 



.•'.f.T msO). Anisoi)A(tyi,i s in iKKPUNcT.vTrs Kirby, Fann. Bor. Amer.. IV, 

 1S3T, 42. 

 Oblons. snl)i>arallel. lUack, shinin.u, female slightly opacpie ; autenme 

 and legs jiieeons; basal joint of former and spot on vertex reddish. Thorax 

 one-fonrth broader than long, base ami apex e(iual in width, sides broadly 

 cnrved. margin imrrowly depressed; hind angles rectangular, basal impres- 

 sions deep ; disk densely and finely punctured across the base, more sparse- 

 ly at apex, the middle smootli. Length 12-12.5 mm. 



Lake. Laporte, Marshall and Yiso counties; scarce. ^Farch 26- 

 December LS. Occurs in sandy localilies. Its general range is 

 northern. 



.'JdS (1187). Anisodactyhs agbicola Say. Ti-ans. Amer. Phil. Soc, 11. 

 1S23, 33; ibid. II, 4G1. 

 Oblong, moderately robust. Black, strongly shining; antenn;e and tarsi 

 i-eddisli-brown. Thorax broadest at middle, base and apex etiual, hind an- 

 gles rectangular; liasal imiiressions distinct, narrow, rather densely punc- 

 tured. Elytra deeply striate; intervals convex, not punctulate. Length 

 12-14 mm. 



Vigo and Posey counties; scarce. Aju'il 28-July '20. The most 

 ro})ust and convex species of the group. 



.'!(•.!) (118S). Anisodactyli ,s iiakrisii Lee, N. Sp. N. Amer. Col..-. 1863, 14. 

 oblongoval. Black, strongly shining; antennie and tarsi retldish- 

 br(.wn. Thor.ax a little broader than long, distinctly depressed in the re- 

 gion of the hind angles, which are obtuse and rounded; median line dis- 

 tinct, basal impressions rather shallow, finely and densely punctured. Ely- 

 tral striiie rather deep; intervals finely alntaceous, slightly convex, very 

 (inely and sii.arsely punctate. Length 11-11.5 nun. 



Porter and Koscinsl<o cninities; rare. May 0-Jnly 24. 



370 (llS'.t). Anisodac I'Yi.i s \i(;kkkimus De.i., Sitec. V, 1S2V), S42. 



Oblong-oval. lUack. scarcely shining. Thorax broader than long, mnd- 

 erately convex: side margins slightly deiirt'ssed at middle and not at all 

 at hind aiigles: basal imjii-essions small, shallow, sparsely and finely punc- 

 tate. Elytra as in harrlsil. Length 11 12 mm. 



Southern half of Slate, frefpient; Lake -uid I^aitorte counties, 

 (.lily in the north. April 22-October 21. 



