INSECTS COLEOPTERA. 55. Mordclla. 507 
Black ; fliells, thorax, head and legs teftaceous. 
Inhabits with the laft. Forjl. Ns’o. Ins. i. p. 64. a, 64. 
Black ; fliells teftaceous tipt with black, a black band in 
the middle. 
Inhabits England, Eprfi, Nov. Ins. 1. p. 65. a. 05. 
Glofly-black, fubvillous : hinder margin of the thorax and 
4. foots on the thorax pearled. 
Inhabits the Mps. Sulx. Hid. Inf. tab. 7 .J!g. 14. 
Brown ; legs ferruginous. 
Inhabits France. Geoffr. Ins. par. \.p. 35$. «. 5- 
''‘fl'Ti' 
"ii, Entirely piceous i antennae clavate. 
Inhabits Forji. AW. I'^f- i,/- 66, «. 66, 
Found on the flowers of the Rbaeum rhabarbarum^ and is pro- 
bably not of this genus. 
B' Antennoe peHlnate'. feelers filiform. Ripiphorus. 
Shells very fliort, ovate, vaulted, paleifli. 
Inhabits Provence. r . j i 
Antennce yellow ; thorax gibbous black ; voings exferted, longer 
than the body, whitilli with a brown fpot in the middle : legs 
dulky, pale rufous at the tip : abdomen of the male black, 61 
the female pale with a black tail. 
Rufous ; bread, tall and legs black. 
Inhabits East India ... 
Antennae black jhells pointed ; vitngi brown. 
^'%c, 
Body entirely black immaculate. I 
x Inhabits Japan. Thunb. Nov. Inf. 3 ' oo.jtg. 77- 
* Rufous \ fliells black. 
Inhabits America. . , ....... t.. 
Antenn<r hUck: head rufous: eyes 
fore, pointed behind : black at the bafe, 
blotch in the middle s n.vings black ; legs rufous, j 
X black. 
Black'; fides of the thorax and (hells teftaceous. 
Inhabits umbellate plants of Europe. 
Flahellata- 
