April, ’88.] 
621. 3364. 
622. 3461. 
623. 3474. 
624. 3480. 
625. 3485. 
626. 3486. 
627. 3487. 
628. 3491. 
629. 3495. 
630. 3503. 
631. 3505. 
632. 3507. 
633. 3508. 
634. 3515. 
635. 3520. 
636. 3522. 
637. 3524. 
638. 3571. 
639. 3585. 
640. 3590. 
641. 3609. 
642. 3617. 
643. 3618. 
644. 3631. 
645. 3661. 
646. 3664. 
647. 3678. 
648. 3681. 
HISTORY SOCIETY OF WISCONSIN. 147 
CRYPTOPUAGIDjE. 
(The other species, now included in this family, were 
enumerated under Atomariidse in the previous part of 
my list.) 
CRYPTOPHAGUS, Hbst. 
cellaris, Scop.On old wood. Comlnon. 
HISTERID.E. 
HOLOLEPTA, Payk. 
fossularis, Say.At Muskego Lake, under bark of alder. 
Very rare. 
HISTER, Linn. 
lucanus, Horn.In cow-dung. Common. 
inten*uptus,Beauv.In cow-dung. Less common. 
remotus, Lee.In cow-dung. Rare. 
foedatus, Lee.In fungi. Very common. 
coenosus, Er.In cow-dung. Rare. 
civilis, Lee.In fungi. Rare. 
furtivus, Lee.In cow-dung. Rare. 
bimaculatus, Linn.In pigeon-dung. Rare. 
17-striatus, Say....On fungi. Common, 
americanus, Payk..Common everywhere, 
perplexus. Lee.On fungi. Quite rare. 
subrotundus, Say..In cow-dung. Rare. 
Lecontei, Mars.Under bass-wood bark. Common. 
parallelus, Say.Under bass-wood bark. Rarer. 
coarctatus, Lee.Same as the preceding. 
SAPRINUS, Leach, 
rotundatus, Kug...In cow-dung. 
Pennsylvanieus, 
Pavk.In manure. Rare. 
assimilis, Payk.In cow-dung. Rare. 
plenus, Lee .In manure. Common. 
fraternus, Say.The same as the preceding. 
mancus, Say......The same as the preceding. Rarer. 
sulcifrons, Lee.The same as the preceding. 
OTTIDULIDJ3. 
BRACHYPTERUS, Er. 
urticae, Fab.On nettles. Quite common. 
CERCUS, Lat. 
abdominalis, Er. With the sweep-net. Rare. 
CARPOPHILUS, Steph. 
niger, Say.With the sweep-net. Common. 
brachypterus, Say.On willow catkins, m swarms. 
