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 the ois posteriorly more distinctly incurved. - According to Thom- 

 son it is found in Skaane, but is rare. In 01. drills Fortekning ofv. 

 Skandinaviens Coleoptera 1896 this species is synonymized with 

 carbonarius Jyllh. 



b. St. subglaber Thorns. is scarcely haired, its elytra with somewhat 

 rugous punctation, abdomen posteriorly tapering, its last dorsal 

 joint not grooved; the fifth ventral joint in the (J is posteriorly 

 not impressed, nor emarginate, the sixth at tip shortly incurved..*) 



- Said to be found in Skaane, Finland and Denmark. Of those in Den- 

 mark found specimens ( se Dr. Meinerts Fort. o. Stenus in Entom. Medd. 

 1889-90, 231) I have seen 12 specimens in L/avendal's collection. 

 They belong to 4 different species, but none to subglaber . A single 

 specimen, Q , in my own collection, found in alluvium at Lyngby lake, 

 3. 1910, corresponds very well with the stated characters of the Q , 

 but as I am not familiar with the O • and my specimen furthermore is 

 distinguished by, that the fourth joint of tarsi is simple, undivided, 

 and the forehead entirely smooth, I dare not at present determine it 



as subglaber . It contrariwise corresponds well in all with carbonariu s 

 Rey (Brevip. 1884, 132), which is separated from carbonarius Thorns. 

 Q= opacus E richs.) in, that the fourth tarsal joint in the latter spe- 

 cies is feebly bilobed, but in the former undivided. 



c. St. glabellus Thorns, deviates from subglaber in, that abdomen is less 

 tapering, and that its last dorsal joint has a groove before the tip. 



- Said to be found in Skaane and Norway. (Irill). 



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*) or emarginate - Iransl. 



