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phipterus, and is renamed atrimedius; G. tristis, ~Kl\ig,=salince, Bertoloni;
Piezia limbatella, G. lutescens and parvieoUis, Chaud., G. marginellus, Guer.,=
limbatus, Casteln.; 67. obtusus, B6h.,=vestitus, Dej.; 67. obsoletus, F., Dej.,
nee 01.,=4:-lineatus, Brulle'; 67. rotundipennis, Chaud.,=lineatus, Kl, var.;
the name leucophceus is proposed for a species from L. N'gami, possibly
distinct from 67. bilineatus, Boh.; 67. obscurus, Gory,=trivittatus, Gory,
abraded; 67. rouxi and hopei (nee hoppei), Casteln.,=areuatus, Gory.
Piezia mniszechi, sp. n., Chaud. I. c. p. 289, L. N'gami; P. livingstoni, sp. n.,
Chaud. I. c. p. 290, Zambesi.
Graphipterus. Chaudoir, I. c, describes the following new spp. :—67. kindermanni,
p. 299, Alexandria; lugens, p. 303, L. N'gami; mouffleti, p. 307,
Benguela and ? C. of G. Hope ; griseus, p. 309, C. of G. Hope; bonvouloiri,
p. 310, L. N'gami; comptus, p. 313, Abyssinia, White Nile; andersoni, p. 319,
L. N'gami; giganteus, L. N'gami, anifasciatus, Caffraria, p. 323; discoideus,
Zulu territory, and Q-vittatus, C. of G. Hope, p. 327; bivittis, p. 329 (?? = bivittatus,
Boh.), tibialis, p. 330, quadrum and suturiger, p. 335, L. N'gami;
ferruginosus, p. 337, Natal; canescens, p. 338, Lagoa Bay.
Scaritides.
Dyschirius angustatus (Ahr.) is recorded by Moncreaff from the S. coast
of England (Ent. M. M. vi. p. 213).
Pasimachus viridanus, Lee,=mexicanus, Gray: Lee, Ann. N. H. ser. 4,
vi. p. 403.
Beicheia usslaubi, sp. n., Saulcy, Bull. Ent. Ital. ii. p. 165, Florence.
Dyschirius microphthalmus, sp. n., v. Heyd. B. E. Z. xiv. Beiheft, p. 58,
Northern Portugal.
Chleeniides.
v. ROTTENBERG (B. E. Z. xiv. p. 14) notes an apparently undescribed var.
of Chlcenius velutinus (Duft.) from Sicily.
Chlcenius brevilabris, hec., = quadricollis, Kby.; C. impunctifrons, Kby. nee
B&j,=pennsylvanicns, Say: Lee, Ann. N. H. ser. 4, vi. p. 397.
Corrections &c. in the references of Chlcenius karelini, Mann., C. chlorodius,
Dej., and C. brominus, Laf., in Gemm. and v. Harold's Cat. are made by
Ballion (Bull. Mose xiii. p. 213), who proposes the name gemmingeri for C.
cursor, Laf. (nee Chevr.), p. 214.
Harpalides.
A larva, supposed to be that of Harpalus pennsylvanicus (De G.), is figured
and described in detail in Amer. Ent. i. p. 34, f. 26. It feeds upon the larvae
of the "plum curculio'' (Conotrachelus nenuphar).
Harpalus caliginosus, Say, is noted as a vegetable feeder, Amer. Ent. i.
p. 80.
THOMPSON (Opuse Ent. fasc. iii. p. 323) gives diagnostic characters for
Ophonus puncticollii (Payk.) and O. brevicollis, Dej., describing also a third
allied sp.
v LUCAS (Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 4 e se"r. ix. Bull. p. lxii) describes the flight of
humbers of Dichirotrichus obsoletus and D. pubescens by night, on the lighthouse
at Honfleur.