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B. amici'S Horn. La Veta; Garland; Veta Pass, 9,400 feet. 



B. obsoeETUS Say. Specimens of the bean weevil, B. fabcc Riley, were 



taken at Denver, in the haricot bean, by H. G. Smith Jr. 

 B. Exiguus Horn. Bellevue. 



B. SEMINUEUM Horn. Montrose; Lamar; Fort Collins, on alfalfa; Laporte. 

 ZabroTES cruciger Horn. Colorado, Horn. 



TENEBRIONID^. 



Edrotes Geobosus Casey. Greeley; found about the roots of weeds in 

 May. 



E. rotunduS Say. Pueblo, Bowditch; La Junta; Denver; Fort Collins; 

 Colorado Springs. 



Stibia ovipennis Horn. La Junta, Bowditch. 



Trimytis pruinosa Lee. La Junta; Pueblo; Dixon Canon; Denver; Clear 

 Creek; Colorado Springs; Buena Vista; Canon City; Greeley; Salida. 



Emmenastus acuTus Horn. Placerville; San Luis Valley; Gunnison; South 

 Park; Garland; West Cliff. 



E. OBESUS Lee. La Junta and San Luis Valley, Hayward. 



Epitragus canalicueatus Say. Colorado Springs, not uncommon on 

 herbage, usually resting in crotches of branches or in axils of leaves; 

 La Junta; Denver; Pueblo; Dixon Canon; Poudre Canon; Salida; Lamar; 

 Canon City; Fort Collins. 



Batulius setosus Lee. Greeley; La Junta. 



ZOPHERUS ELEGANS Horn. Durango, May, Oslar. 



Anepsius montanus Casey. Colorado, Casey. 



OeogeypTus anastomosis Say. Pueblo; La Junta; West Las Animas. 



AstroTus CONTORTUS Lee. Colorado, Hayward. 



Asida opaca Say. Denver; The Rustic; Poudre Canon; Fort Collins; 

 Pinewood; Trinidad; Sterling; Golden; Poncha Springs; La Junta; West 

 Las Animas; Durango; Pueblo; Upper Arkansas Valley; west of South 

 Park; Colorado Springs; Buena Vista; Bijou; West Cliff. Mr. Uhler 

 writes — " Each hill west of Colorado Springs seems to afford a variety 

 peculiar to itself. These variations are shown in the proportions of the 

 thorax and elytra, the amount and prominence of their sculpture and 

 the shape of their outline." 



A. sordida Lee. West Cliff; Wales' Canon, Pueblo County, Cockerell; 

 Holly; Dixon Canon; Alder; Fort Collins; Trinidad; Denver; Colorado 

 Chiquito River; Rio Grande; San Luis Valley; La Junta; Colorado 

 Springs. 



A. POI.ITA Say. Colorado Springs; Pueblo; Dutch George; West Las Ani- 

 mas; sometimes common. 



A. ACTUOSA Horn. Southwestern Colorado, Strecker. 



A. obsoeeTa Lee. Fort Collins; Trinidad; Holly; Sterling; all of the 

 records come from the Agricultural College collection. 



A. EECONTEi Horn. Durango, July, Agricultural College collection. The 

 specimen represents a varietal form. 



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