Dury: Coleoptera of Cincinnati. 155 
DIAL YES: 
D. striatulus Say. 
APHODIUS. 
A. fimetarius Linn. A. stercorosus Melsh. 
A. crassulus Horn. A. lentus Horn. 
A. ruricola Melsh. A. terminalis Say. 
A. granarius Linn. A. bicolor Say. 
A. serval Say. A. femoralis Say. 
A. inquinatus [Hbst. A. oblongus Say. 
A. rubeolus Beauv. 
BOLBOCERUS. 
B. tumefactus Beauv. B. lazarus Fabr. 
ODONTEUS. 
O. filicornis Say. O. cornigerus JZels. 
GEOTRUPES, 
G. splendidus Fabr. G. blackburnii Fabr. 
G. semiopacus Jeckel. G: is var. jecklit Horn. 
Splendidus I have only taken in fungus, the others in excrement. 
CLOOTUS. 
C. aphodiodes /7/1. C. globosus Say. 
NICAGUS. 
N. obscurus Lec, 
PROX 
T. scutellaris Say. T. capillaris Say. 
T. monachus Hbst. T. unistriatus Beauv. 
ad wasperdec: T. foveicollis Harold. 
T. suberosus Fabr. Leterrestris Say, 
T. punctatus Germ. T. equalis Say. 
T. tuberculatus De G. T. scaber Linn. 
Trox are abundant on dead animal remains. I have taken 
capillaris, unistriatus and fovetcollis on an old hide of Virginia 
deer. 
HOPLIA. 
H. debilis Lec. H. modesta Hald. 
DICHELONYCHA. 
D. bivittata Lec. D. fuscula Lee. 
D. testacea Kby. 
SERICA. 
vespertina Gyll. Seasericea 111: 
nin 
iricolor Say. 
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