h,;. 
INSECTS. COLEOPTERA. 56, Forficula. 
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i)i,_ Glofly-black : fhells and legs teftaceous. 
Inhabits Keil ; rcfemblesSt, elongatus, but is larger. 
Antennae Ihort ferruginous, the firft joint longer incurved : jhelh 
entirely tellaccous : abdomen black, fubferruginous at the 
end. 
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' Black: legs teftaceous. 
Inhabits Holface. Pasdarus brunnipes. Fahricius. 
Size of St. elongatus: antennae duiky. 
Gloffy-black : fhells and ends of the legs teftaceous : head 
nightly pundlurcd. 
Inhabits Keil. Ptcdarus fulgidus. Fahricius. 
Head with numerous fmall impreffed dots. 
Black ; antennae and thorax rufous ; fhells and legs tefta- 
ceous 
Inhabits Payiull, Manogr, 23. 15. fmall. 
H 
Filiform, black : legs piceoiis. 
Inhabits Paykull. Monogr. 29. 21. 
Headlsxgs ovate: antenncs piceous, the firft joint long incurved: 
thorax cylindrical. 
Filiform, black : head orbicular. 
Inhabits Snueden ; reltinbles the laft. Payk, Men, 35. 26. 
K Filiform, black ; thorax and legs fulvous. 
Inhabits Germany ; very fmall. 
Head large ovate black : antennae ferruginous : thorax globular. 
56. FORFICULA. Antennce fetaceous : 
feelers unequal, filiform : fhells half as 
long as the abdomen : wings folded 
up under the ihells : tail armed with 
a forceps. 
* Earwigs 
Dark chefnut : forceps curved, toothed at the bafe ; anten- 
nae with 14 joints. 
Shaeff. Icon, tab, 34. Sulx. Inf. tab. 7 -fS' ^ 7 * . , , , 
Very common in wet ground, ripe fruit and old wood : js iaid 
to creep into the ears of fuch as fleep in the open air. 
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Qigantea- 
