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Genus [65]. Loricera. Latr. One species. 



L. pilicornis, Fab. Bronzy above ; tibiae and tarsi piceous ; 

 three and a half lines ; about roots of trees. PL 9, fig. 2. 



Family [5]. Carabid^e. Macleay. 



Genus [fi6]. Leistus. Frol. Eight species. 



L. spinibarbis, Fab. Steely blue above ; mouth, antenna?, 

 tibire and tarsi pitchy ; 4 — 5 lines ; under stones and 

 sticks in hedges. PL 9, fig. 3. 

 Genus [67]. Helobia. Leach. Seven specie 5 . 



H. brevicollis, Fab. Black; legs and antennae pitchy ; 5 — 

 6 lines ; common. PL 0, fig. 4. 

 Genus [68], Nebria. Latr. Three species. 



N. complanata, Lin. Testaceous ; elytra maculated with 

 black, usually in two broad irregular, laterally abbreviated 

 bands ; the colour frequently suffused ; 8 — 9 lines ; shores, 

 especially those of the British Channel. PL 9, fig. 5. 

 Genus [69]. Pelophila. Dej. One species. 



P. Borealis, Fab. ^Eneous ; legs red ; seven lines ; Ireland. 

 PL 9, fig. 6. 

 Genus [70], Calosoma. Fab. Two species. 



C. inquisitor, Lin. Coppery or aeneous above ; margin of 

 elytra green; legs and antennae black; 8 — 10 lines; 

 trees, Hainault forest. PL 10. fig. 1. 

 Genus [71]. Carabus. Lin. Sixteen species. 



C. catenulatus, Fab. Black ; the thorax and margins of 

 elytra violaceous ; 10 — 12 lines; sandy places, common. 

 PL 10. Jig. 2. 

 Genus [72]. Cychrus. Fab. One species. 



C. rostratus, Lin. Entirely black ; nine lines ; hollow trees 

 and under leaves in woods. PL \0,fig. 3. 



Family [6]. Elaphrid.e. Stephens. 



Genus [73]. Elaphrus. Fab. Four species. 



E. cupreus, Meg. Entirely bronzy ; four lines ; humid 

 places. PL 10, Jig. 4. 

 Genus [74]. Blethisa. Bonclli. One species. 



B. inulti-punctata, Lin. Bronzy ; very shining; legs black; 

 linei ; marshes. PL 10, Jig. 5. 

 Genus [7ft]. Notiophilus, Dumeril. Eighteen species ? 



N. squaticus, Lin. ^Eneous, brilliant shining; two and a 

 half linet . marshes. PL 10, fig, 6. 



