NATURAL HISTORY. 



Plate 



Genus Prionus. 

 H3. Lettered Entomology, Order Coleoptera, Plate II. 

 Fig. I . Prionus longimanus 

 2. Prionus unidentatus 



Genus Cerambyx. 

 Fig. 3. Cerambyx imperialis 



Genus Lamia. 

 Fig. 4. Lamia quadrimaculata 



Genus Clytus. 

 Fig. 5. Clytus thoracicus 



Genus Saperda. 



Fig. 6. Saperda collaris 



7. Saperda nigro-virens 



Genus Rhagium- 



Fig. 8. Rhagium hifafciatum 



144. 



145. 



146. 



Plate 

 146. Fig. 



148. 



Genus Dytiscus. 



Lettered Entomology, Order Coleoptera, Plate 

 XII. 



149. 



9- 

 10. 

 II. 

 12. 



Carabus arenarius 

 Carabus granulatus 

 Carabus thoracicus 

 Carabus bimaculatus 

 Carabus germanus 

 Carabus prafinus 

 Carabus crux minor 

 Carabus femipunSatus 



147. 



Genus Tenebrio. 

 Lettered Entomology, Order Coleoptera, Plate XI. 

 Fig. I . Tenebrio gigas 



2. Tenebrio femoratut 



3. Tenebrio molitor 



4. Tenebrio curvipet 



5. Tenebrio culinaris 



6. Tenebrio ferrugineus 



Fig. 7. 



Fig. 



10. 

 II. 

 12. 



Genus Pimelia. 

 Pimelia gages 

 Pimelia fepidium 

 Pimelia tragoftta 



Genus Helops. 



Helops lanipes 

 Helops fafciata 

 Helops fufca 



Genus Lytta. 

 Lettered Entomology, Order Coleoptera, Plate VI. 

 Fig. I . Lytta veftcatoria 

 2. Lytta dubia 

 15. Lytta Schaeferi 



Fig. 



Fig. 



Genus Meloe. 



Meloe profcarabtus 

 Meloe variegatus 



Genus MOrdella. 



Mordella bicolor 

 Mordellajta-ua 

 Mordella dorfalit 

 Mordella frontalis 



Genus Mylabris. 

 Fig. 9 — 1 1 . Mylabris cicborei, var. 



Genus Staphylinus. 

 Fig. 12. Staphylinus hirtus 



Genus Forficula. . 



Fig. 13, 14. Forjicula gigatttea 



Lettered Entomology, Coleoptera, Plate IIL 



Supplementary Plate of the Order Coleoptera* 



« This Plate, which we have placed as an Appendix to 

 the Coleoptera tribe, was engraved and publifhed in the 

 Cyclopxdia before the Proprietors had determined to under- 



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