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Class. 
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INSECTS. 
A NTENNAE 2. Legs 6 or more. They breathe 
through lateral fpiraculae. 
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I. Order—COLEG PTER A. 
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Wings 2* Covered by 2 Ihells ; divided by ^longi¬ 
tudinal future. • , 
GENERA . 
1. GENUS.—SC ARAB.TILLS. BEETLE. 
Antennae clavated; their extremities fiffile ? -five 
joints in each foot. -? 
2. LUC ANUS, STAG-BEETLE. 1 
Antennae clavated, compreffed ; pe&ina-to-fi'{Iile. 
Maxillae extended fo as to refemble horns* . Ei$e 
joints in each foot. 
3. DERMESTES. 
Antennae of three joints, clavated, perfoliated. 
Thorax convex. Head concealed under the Thorax. 
~ 4. PTINUS. 
Antennae fub-hliform, the joints toward the end 
longeft. Thorax roundifh, concealing the head, 
5. HISTER. 
Antennae broken in the middle with a folid bulb at 
the end. Head retraclile. 
6. GYRINUS. 
Antennse clavated, ftiff, fhorter than the head, 
•Eyes 4. 
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