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INSECTS. COLEOPTERA. 4. Boftrichus. 
Piniferda^ Subvillous, black; fliells with crenate ftrias : ends of 
legs rufous. 
Degeer Inf. tab. (>• fig- 8, g. 
Inhabits the lower branches of fir trees, which it perform* 
dries up and deftroys. 
'Tefiaceus, Smooth, teftaceous: Ihells naked, as long as the abdoiB^*^ 
Found in the trunks of pines. 
Body oblong, immaculate, rarely blachilh. 
Volvulus, 
Smooth, teftaceous : mouth and tail black. 
Inhabits Ammca : in wood. 
* Pubefens .Vlov/ny , black ; antennae and legs yellowlfti : front dow'hll 
Iniiabits Europe : fmall. 
Ater, 
Smooth, black, polilhed : fhells naked : legs pitchy. 
Ips cylindrica. Uliv. Inf. 2, 1 8 . tab. 2. fig. i6. 
Inhabits Germany : in old wood. 
*Melanoci- Downy, grey : head black : legs yellowifti. 
phalus. Inhabits Europe : fmall. 
Thorax and fiiells grey, fometimes with a black patch, or a 
black dots. 
Vittatus. 
Subvillous, brown: Ihells with an abbreviated cinere®'' 
ftripe. 
Inhabits Holface : very fmall. 
Head black ; thorax immaculate. 
Minuttts, 
Smooth, black, immaculate ; ftiells entire. 
Inhabits Kiel, very minute : legs teftaceous. 
Bidens, Brown ; fhells retufe at the tip, i -toothed near the cn<l' 
Inhabits Ketl, very minute: teftaceous. 
Maculatus. Black ; fhells with a waved red band and dots. 
Inhabits Sweden. ‘Thunb. nov. Inf. i. p.p . f. 
Antennig moniliform : is probably not of this genus. 
Bifiaficiatus. Black ; fltells yellow, with 2 bluifh-black denticol^' 
bands. 
Inhabits Siberia. Lepech. It. 2 . t.io. f. ». 
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Limbatust Black ; fhells yellowifh margined, bordered with bro'W^' 
Inhabits PavifrflB/a. Herbft Arch. i. r. 20 . f,\\. 
Brown ; fhells with ftriae meeting at the tip : fhanks toot^’*^ ' 
without : ends of the legs rufous. 
Inhabits Farfl/ir. Muf. Lejk, p. 6, n. 112 . 
Fujcus, 
Teftac' 
