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Colorado but occurs in Dakota and Iowa, no 

 record further east. 



Protenor belfragei Stal. Columbus, Sandusky. Fre- 

 quents low land on rank grasses. 



Hartnostes reBexulus Say. Columbus. Common. 

 Widely distributed in U. S. and Mexico. 



Corizus lateralis Say. Wooster. Found among stems 

 of Malva rotundifolia. (Webster. (C. W. M.) 



Corizus nigristernum. Sign. Common U. S. generally. 



Corizus novaeboracensis Sign. 



Neides muticus Say. Sandusk^^ Medina. 



Jalysus spinosus Say. Columbus. 



LYGAEIDAE. 



Njsius thymi Wolff. 



Njsius angustatus Uhl. Wauseon. Reported in straw- 

 berries as "eating them to the ground." 



Blissus leucopterus Columbus, Sandusky, etc. " Chinch 

 bug." 



Cytnodema tabida Columbus. 



Geocoris sp. Columbus. 



Oedancala dorsalis Say. Hanging rock, Ironton. 



Myodocha serripes Oliv. Columbus. More common 

 southward. Flushing 6-15-'98. Abundant in 

 a strawberry bed. (C. W. M.) Radnor, com- 

 plained of as injuring strawberries. 



Heraeus plebejus Stal. [?] 



Pamera bllobata Say. Sandusky. Rare. 



Pamera basalis. Dall. Columbus, Georgesville. 



Erernocoris ferus Say. Akron. 



Trapezonotus nebulosus Fall, Columbus. [C. W. M.] 



Peliopelta abbreviata Uhl. Columbus, Wooster. In 

 matted grass. Gypsum, hibenating in grape 

 leaves. A common species east of plains. 



Lygaeus turcicus Fab. "Ohio." Castalia, Sandusky. 

 Common on Cedar Point on asclepias. 



Oncopeltus fasciatus Dallas. Columbus. 



CAPSIDAE. 



Mitis affinis Reut. Columbus. 



