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uEsalides.
LUCANID^l, SCARABJEID^E. 281
The $ of Ceratognathus westwoodii (Thorns.), from Melbourne, is recorded
hy Parry, I. c.
Nicagus (Ochodceus) obscurus (Lee), having slightly movable leaflets to
its clava, is considered to agree with certain Australian spp. of Ceratognathus.
It has hitherto been placed in the Scardbceidce, near Trox: Parry, Proc. E.
Soc. 1870, p. iii. Westwood, ibid. p. ix, considers Leconte's species not
referable to any of the Lucanoid families.
Ceratognathus abdominalis, sp. n. Parry, I. e, Moreton Bay.
Sinodendrides.
Sinodendrumamericanum, Palisot,=cylindricum (L.) : Parry, I.e. p. 100.
SCARAB^IDJE.
Coprides.
Phanceusminos, Er,=meleagris, Blanch.; Onthophagus truncaticornis (Boh.
nee Schall.) is named trucidatus : v. Harold, C. H. vi. pp. 105 & 106.
Copris longiceps, Burm,=Pinotus eremita, v. Har.: v. H, ibid. p. 131.
v. HAROLD (Ann. Soc. Ent. Fr. 4 e ser. ix. p. 493 et seq.) describes several
new Mexican species of Coprides from Sally's collection, redescribing others,
with fresh localities and corrections.—Copris incerius, Say, is substantiated
by its male being described.
Pinotus colonicus (v. Har. nee Say) is renamed eremita (?? = Copris
ccenosus, Er.); P. bituberculatus