INSECTS COLEOPTERA. 46. Dytifcus. 427 



Hermanni. Gibbons; head thorax and bafe of the fhells ferruginous: 



(hells truncate. 

 Inhabits A/face. Dytifcus tardus. Acl.Berol. 4. t.y.f. 3. 

 Head dull ferruginous : orbits black : thorax ferruginous, the 



fore and hind-edges black : abdomen ferruginous tipt with 



black. 



Abbrcvta- 

 tus. 



Gibb 



Black ; fhells with an abbreviated yellow ftreak at the bafe 

 and 2 yellow ifh dots. 

 Inhabits Germany, 

 Head and thorax black, the edge obfcure ferruginous: legs pi- 



ceous/ 



Gibbous ; ferruginous : fhells black, pointed at the ends. 



Inhabits Germany. 



Head ferruginous, a little blackifh at the bafe : thorax ferruginous, 

 the hind-edge black ijhells fmooth, the bafe and edge obfcure- 

 \y fpotted with ferruginous : body and legs ferruginous : 

 abdomen tipt with black. 



"Black polifhed : antennae legs and outer fide of the fhells 

 " ferruginous. 

 Inhabits Europe. Schaeff. Icon. tab. S.Jig. 10. 



Imratus. teftaceous fpeckled with black : head and bread black. 



Inhabits America. 



Head black : mouth teftaceous : thorax glabrous teftaceous with 

 with 2 black dorfal dots : abdomen and legs teftaceous. 



Agtiu. Black; mouth, thorax, edge of the fhells and legs fer- 

 ruginous. 

 Inhabits Germany; fize ofD. haemorrhoidalis. 

 Head ferruginous, the hind-edge black j body black. 



% Maculatus Black ; thorax with a pale band : fhells varied with white 

 and black. 

 Inhabits Europe. 



*Erythroce- Ovate oblong : head and legs rufous. 

 ph UPs. Inhabits Europe. Degeer. Ins. 4. 402. 12. 



Planus. Ovate oblong, flat: black : fhanks rufous. 

 Inhabits Denmark ; fize of the laft. 



Varius* Thorax rufous : fhells flriate with cinereous and black. 

 Inhabits Patagonia. In the Mufeum of Sir. Jos. Banks. 

 Head black : mouth and antennae rufous 3 jhells with numerous 

 ftrise, variegated with cinereous and black, the future black, 

 cinereous on the outer edge : body beneath piceous : legs ferru- 

 ginous. 



3 H 2 Netatus, 



