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APPENDIX. 



LIST OF COLEOPTERA COLLECTED IN 1875, IN COLORADO 

 AND UTAH, BY A. S. PACKARD, JR., M. D. 



The collection of beetles which I made in the summer of 1875, while 

 attached to Professor Haydeu's Survey, was submitted to Dr. G. n. 

 Horn for examiuatiou aud identificatiou. 



CICINDELID^. 



Cicindela longilahris Say. Georgetown, Colo. 

 Cichidela imnctulata Fabr. Garden of the Gods, Colo. 

 Cicindela repanda Dej. Boulder, Colo. 

 Cicindela hwmorrhagica Lee. Salt Lake Point. 



CAKABID^. 



Carahus tcedatus Fabr. Kelso's Cabin, foot of Grav's Peak, elevation 



11,200 feet ; Idaho Springs, Colo. 

 Pasimachus elom/atus Lee. Denver, June 27. 

 Brachinus viinutus Harr. Denver, Colo. 

 Calathus diihius Lee. Idaho Springs, Colo. 

 Flatynus placidus (Say). Idaho Springs, Colo. 

 Fterosfichus luczotii (Dej.). Idaho Springs, Colo.; Georgetown, Colo., 



9,000 feet elevation. 

 Pterostichus riparius (Dej.). Gray's Peak, at an elevation of about 12,000 



feet. 

 Amara terrestris Lee. Idaho Springs, Colo. 

 Amara brunnipennis Dej. Arapahoe Peak, 11,000-12,000 feet elevation ; 



summit of Pike's Peak and lower down, about 13,000 feet ele- 

 vation. 

 Amara interstitialis Dej. Idaho Springs, Colo. 

 Ania7-a obesa Say. Idaho Springs, Colo.; Manitou, July 12; Golden, 



Colo. 

 Amara avida (Say). Idaho Springs, Colo. 

 Dicaelns scidptilis Say. Manitou, Colo. 

 Nothopus zabroides (Lee). Denver, Colo. 



Harpalus pensylvanicus (Dej.). Denver, Colo.; Salt Lake City, Utah. 

 Harpalus furtivus Lee. Golden, Colo.; Idaho Springs, Colo. ; Manitou, 



Colo., July 12. 

 Harpalus fallax Lee. Idaho Springs; Kelso's Cabin, Gray's Peak, 



11,200 feet elevation, July C. 

 Harpalus oblitus Lee. Idaho Springs, Colo.; Manitou, Colo. 

 Cratacanthus dubius (Beauv.). Denver, Colo., June 27. 

 Agonoderus comma (Fabr.). Denver; Idaho Springs, Colo. 

 Discoderus parallehis (Hald.). Shores of Great Salt Lake at Lake Point, 



Utah. 

 Patrobus longicornis (Say). Boulder, Colo. 

 Patrobus aterrimus Dej. Idaho Springs, Colo. 



