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188 PSYCHE. [December 1891.
palpi well developed, club-shaped, yellow with a reddish tinge, black bristly; oc- ciput cinereous, thickly gray hairy, a bare black band extending from vertex to cen- ter, and the orbital margins with a fringe of black bristles. Thorax cinerous, with four black vittae, hairy and bristly, pleurae silvery; scutellum blackish at base, the apical portion broadly pale ocherous, some- times almost wholly ocherous, with a short apical decussate pair of bristles, a sub-apical pair of macrochaetae more or less decussate and reaching the base of third abdominal segment, a discal pair, and two lateral pairs. Abdomen rather broad, ovate, covered with short bristles; first segment black, a little abbreviated, the other segments broadly or almost wholly silvery at base with hind bor- ders and median vitta shining black, second segment more or less broadly reddish on
sides (an immature specimen has the ab-
domen almost entirely pale reddish) ; first two segments without macrochaetae, except a lateral marginal one on second segment, but sometimes a median marginal pair also on second segment; third segment with
about ten marginal, four to six of which are on upper side; anal segment armed with
marginal macrochaetae and bristles; venter largely silvery, the segments black poste- riorly. Legs black, femora and tibiae slightly silvery, femora bristly, middle tibiae with some strong bristles, the hind tibiae ciliate on outer edge with a longer bristle beyond middle and two before tip; claws and pulvilli very long, pulvilli smoky whitish. Wings much longer than abdomen, rather broad,
without costal spine, grayish hyaline, hardly brownish on costo-basal portion, third vein slightly spined at base; apical cell open, end- ing distinctly before tip of wing: fourth vein bent in a short curve, without stump or
wrinkle, apical cross-vein bowed inward; hind cross-vein more or less curved, much nearer the bow of fourth vein; tegulae
watery-white, halteres fuscous.
Length 8.5 to 9 mm. ;of wing 7.5 to 8 mm. Described from four specimens.
Kans. This species would belong in
Brauer and v. Bergenstamm's genus
Avgyrophylax, which is separated from
Masicera almost solely on the character
of the ciliate hind tibiae.
A
LIST OF SOME OF THE CATALOGUES AND LOCAL LISTS OF NORTH AMERICAN COLEOPTERA.-I1 (H.-P.).
BY JOHN HAMILTON AND SAMUEL HENSHAW.
33 Haldeman, S. S. Catalogue of the
carabideous Coleoptera of southeastern Penn- sylvania.
(Proc. acad. nat. sci. Phil., 1843,
v. 2, p. 295-298.)
210 species are listed.
34 Harrington, W. H. List of Ottawa Co-
leoptera. (Trans. Ottawa field nat. club, 1884, V. 2, p. 67-68.)
1023 species and varieties are listed, the occurrence of about 100 additional species is noted. 35 Harrington, W. H. Additions to Cana-
dian lists of Coleoptera.
(Can. ent., 1884,
v. 16, p. 44-47 : 70-73; 96-98 : 117-1 19.) 122 species are listed; a few are not fully identified. 36 Harrington, W. H. On the lists of
Coleoptera published by the geological sur- vey of Canada, 1842-1888. (Can. ent., 1890, v. 22, p. 135-140: 153-160: 184-191.) Sepa- rate: 21 p.
The short lists published in the reports of the Ca- nadian geological survey are here collated; 482 spe. cies and varieties are enumerated.
37 Harris, Thaddeus Willian~. Insects.
Hitchcock's Report on the geology, etc., of Massachusetts. Amherst, 1833. Second edi- tion ; Amherst, 1835. Separate ; Amherst,. 1835.




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PSYCHE.
The Coleoptera are enumerated on p. 566-582 ed. of 1833, p. 533-575 ed. of 1835 and p. 33-35 of the separate of Edward Hitchcock's Catalogue of the animals and plants in Massachusetts : 994 species are in the list in the separate; many ot these are however manuscript names.
38 Hayward, Roland and Savage, H.
A
catalogue of the Coleoptera of the Green Mountains. (Quart, journ. Bost. 2001. soc., 1883, v. 2, p. 12-15; 24-29; 36-38.)
431 species
and varieties are listed from Camel's
Hump and the northern range of the mountains. " Platynus hnneomarginatus = P. tenw'collis, and Ulster punctifer and Hoplia equina are erroneous de- terminations" R. Hayward in lift.
39. Henahaw, Samuel. List of Coleoptera
collected in the vicinity ofcliftondale, Mass., June 12, 1873. (Psyche, 1874, v. I, p. 17-18; 22-23.)
135 species are listed.
40 Henshaw, Samuel. List of the Coleop-
tera of America, north of Mexico.
Philadel-
phia, 1885, 2+161 p.
9238 species are enumerated; includes all species de- scribed till Sept. 1885.
41 Henshaw, Samuel. First supplement
to the list of Coleoptera of America, north of Mexico. (Entom. amer., 1887, v. 2, p. 213-220.) Separate : Brooklyn, 1887, 8 p. 212 species are added; many corrections in synonymy are indicated; includes all species described till Jan. 1,1887.
42. Henshaw, Samuel. Second supple-
ment to the list of Coleoptera of America, north of Mexico. (Entom. amer., 1889, v. 5, p. 127-138.) Separate : Brooklyn, 1886, 14 p. 303 species are added" bibliographical references to recent monographs, synopses, etc. are added. 43. Holland, W. J.
Captures made while
travelling from Winnipeg to Victoria, B. C. (Can. ent., 1888, v. 20, p. 89-92.)
60 species and varieties of Coleoptera are listed. 44 Horn, George H.
Catalogue of Cole-
optera from southwestern Virginia. (Trans. Amer. ent. soc., 1868, v. 2, p. 123-128.) .
179 species are listed, some are not fully determined. 45. Horn, G. H. A list of Coleoptera col- lected by C. Thomas, in eastern Colorado and northeastern New Mexico, during the
survey of 1869. (Rep. U. S. geol. surv., [Hayden's 26 rep. 1, 1872, p. 469-470.)
Enumerates 123 species; 2 are not fully identified. 46 Horn, G. H. Coleoptera. (Rep. U. S.
geol. surv., [Hayden's 5th rep.] 1872, p. 382- 392.)
818 species are enumerated collected in Kansas, Utah, Idaho, Montana, California, Oregon, New Mex- ico, Nevada and Indian Territory.
47 Horn, G. H. Coleoptera. (Rep. U. S.
geol. surv., [Hayden's 6th rep.], 1873, p. 717.)
19 species are listed from Yellowstone Lake, 8 from T6ton Basin and 13 from Snake River.
8 Horn, G. H. Coleoptera. (Rep. sea
fisheries New England [Baird's 1st rep.], 1!73, P. 540-543.) (Rep. invert. Vineyard bound, 1874, p. 246-249.)
17 species are listed with notes on localities. 49 Horn, G. H.
Notes on the coleopte-
rous fauna of Guadalupe Island. (Trans.
Amer. ent. soc., 1876, v. 5, p. 198-201.) 23 species are listed;4 species are peculiar to the fauna of the island; regions of previous occurrence are given.
50 Horn, G. H.
List of Coleoptera col-
lected in 1875 in Colorado and Utah, by A. S. Packard, Jr., M. D. (Rep. U. S. geol. surv., [Hayden7s 9th rep.], 1877, p. 811-815.) 146 species are listed with localities of capture; sev- eral are not fully identified.
51 Horn, G. H.
Coleoptera [collected in
1885, by Dr. Robert Bell, in connection with the Hudson's Bay expedition.]
(Rep. progr.
Can. geol. surv., 1885, 1886, p. 27 DD.) 5 species are listed from Stupart's Bay, 3 from Cape Chudleigh, 3 from Cape Digges and 3 from Blanc Sablon.
52 Howard, L. 0.
A list of the inverte--
brate fauna of South Carolina. Separate : 47 P-
Chapter 11 of a Handbook of the state of South Caro- lina published in 1883 by the state: a list of the genera of the more important families of Coleoptera found in the state is given on p, I 1-16; estimates that some 4000 species will probably be found by diligent collecting. js Howard, L. 0.
Annotated catalogue
of the insects collected in 1887-88 [by the U. S. fish commission steamer Albatross.]
(Proc. U. S. nat. mus., 1889, v. 12, p. 185- 216.)
A few species of Coleoptera from Clernente Island and from Lower California are listed on p. 186-187. 54 Hubbard, H. G. and Schwarz, E. A.
The Coleoptera of Michigan.
(Proc. Amer.
philos. SOC., 1878, v. 17, p. 593-666.)
From the Lake Superior region 1231 species and va- rieties are listed; the occurrence of more than 100 addi- tional species is indicated; from the lower peninsular of Michigan 1786 species and varieties are listed and the occurrence of about 150 additional species is noted; many new species are described by Leconte. 5 j Jones, J. Matthew. Nova Scotian Cole- optera. Part I. (Trans. Nova Scotia inst. nat. sci., 1869, v. 2, p. 141-000.) Separate : Halifax, 1870, 15 p.
ioo species are listed; very many of them are not fully identified.




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56 Kilman, Alva H.
Additions to the list
of Canadian Coleoptera. (Can. ent., 1889, v. 21, p. 108-110: 1~137.)
117 species are listed with notes of capture and abun- dance.
57 Kirby, William. The insects. Rich-
ardson's Fauna Boreali-Americana. Nor-
wich, 1837, v. 4.
343 species of Coleoptera are enumerated and de- scribed on p. 8-249; contains species collected from Nova Scotia to the Rocky Mountains and northwest to 65'. For a partial reprint of Kirbv's descriptions etc. see Can. ent., v. 2-7; also in separate, ^London, Ontario, n. d., 1464-14 p. The synonymy of the Coleoptera by G. H. Horn (Can. ent. v. 8, p- 126-130; 150-159; 166-170; 190-193) is also in the separate.
58 Knaus, Warren. Additions to the
catalogue of Kansas Coleoptera for 1883 and 1884. (Trans. Kans. acad. sci., 1885, v. 9, p. 37-61.)
148 species and 12 varieties are listed; this raises the total number of Kansas Coleoptera to 2059 species and warieties.
59 Knaus, Warren. Additions for 1885
-and 1886 to the list of Kansas Coleoptera. {Trans. Kans. acad. sci., 1887, v. 10, p. 86-88.) 60 species and I variety are listed; the total number of Coleoptera from Kansas is now about 2115. 60 Leconte, John L. A descriptive cata-
logue of the geodephago~~s Coleoptera inhab- iting the United States east of the Rocky Mountains. (Annals lye. nat. hist. N. Y., -1848. v. 4, p. 172-474.)
Separate : 144 p.
616 species are enumerated : the pages succeeding p. 233 are numbered 100 too high.
61 Leconte, J. L.
General remarks upon
the Coleoptera of Lake Superior. Agassiz's Lake Superior, Boston, 1850, p. zoo-242.* 816 species are enumerated and many of them de- scribed for the first time. This collection was made from Sanlt de Ste. Marie, skirting the eastern and north- ern shores of Lake Superior and westward to Fort William on Thunder Bay.
63 Leconte, J. L.
Descriptions of new
species of Coleoptera from California.
(An-
nals lye. nat. hist
N. Y., 1851-52, v. 5, p.
12.5-2 16.)
Descriptions of 335 new species from California and Oregon; a few species from other parts of the United States are described in the foot notes.
63 Leconte, J. L.
Report upon insects
collected on the survey. (Rep. expl. and surv. from Miss. river to the Pacific ocean, 1857, v. 12, pt. 3, p. 1-72.) Separate : 72 p. 1173 species of Coleoptera are listed from California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska; a few undetermined species are noted : contains remarks on distribution and the following tables, 1, genera common to the eastern and western continents ; 2, genera peculiar to America; species common to the Atlantic and Pacific slopes 3) the continent; 4, species found in Russian America and in the eastern continent, not introduced and not found in Atlantic America.
64 Leconte, J. L.
Catalogue of Coleop-
tera of the region adjacent to the boundary line between the United States and Mexico. (Journ. acad. nat. sci. Phil., 1858, ser. 2, v. 4, P. 9-42.)
993 determined species are listed from Texas, Kan- sas, Colorado, Arizona
Frontera, Mexico, California,
and Lake Supeiior; the occurrence of 11 additional species is noted; contains the following tables, 1, dis- tribution of genera across the continent; 2, species ex- tending across the continent; 3, genera common to the eastern and western continents; 4, genera peculiar to America.
65 Leconte, J. L. Descriptions of new
species of Coleoptera, chiefly collected by the United States and Mexican boundary coin- mission, under Major W. H. Emory, U. S. A. (Proc. acad. nat. sci. Phil., 1858, p. 59-89.) Describes 147 new species from Texas, Sonora and California.
66 Leconte, J. L.
Catalogue of the Cole-
optera of Fort Tejon, California. (Proc. acad. nit. sci. Phil., 1859, p. 69-90.)
147 species are listed; 44 species from the Pacific coast are added as a supplement.
67 Leconte, J. L.
Additions to the cole-
opterous fauna of northern California
and
Oregon. (Proc. acad. nat. sci.Phil., 1859, p. 281-292.)
116 species are listed.
68 Leconte, J. L. The Coleoptera of
Kansas and eastern New Mexico. (Sinithso- nian contr. knowl., 1859, v. 11, 64-58 p.) Separate : N. Y., 1860, 64-58 p.
Enumerates 939 species from Kansas and Nebraska and 227 from eastern New Mexico; many of these are not fully identified; contains a map of the entomolog- ical provinces of North America.
69 Leconte, J. L.
Notes on Coleoptera
found at Fort Simpson, Mackenzie river,
with remarks on northern species. (Proc. acad. nat. sci. Phil., 1860, p. 315-321.) 25 species are listed from Ft. Simpson, followed by notes and descriptions of species from Russian Amer- ica, Saskatchewan and Oregon.
70 Leconte, J. L.
Notes on the coleop-
terous fauna of Lower California. (Proc. acad. nat. sci. Phil., 1861, p. 335-338.) Notes the occurrence of more than Soo species in Lower California; relations between the fauna of Lower California and that of California, Arizona, New Mex- ico and Texas.
71 Leconte, J, L. New species of Coleop- tera inhabiting the Pacific district of
the
United States. (Proc. acad. nat. sci. Phil., 1861, p. 338-359.)
Describes g6 new species from California, Oregon, Washington, Utah, New Mexico and Kansas.



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72 Iieconte, J. L, List of the Coleoptera of North America. Part I. (Srnithsonian
misc. all., 1863-i866, v. 6, 78 p.) Separate: Washington, 1863-1866, 78 p.
Enumerates 54aa species and 50 races; gives full synonymy.
73 Leoonte, J. L. List of the Coleoptera collected in the mountains of Lycoming
county, Pa. (Proc. acad. nat. sci. Phil., 1866, P- 347-348.)
151 speciea are listed; several are not fully identified. 74 Iieoonte, J. L.
List of Coleoptera col-
lected near Fort WhippIe, Arizona, by Dr. Elliott Cones, U. S. A., in 1864-65. (Rroc. acftd. nat. sci. Phil., 1866, p. 348-349.) 88 species are listed; several are not fully identified. 75 Leconte, I. L. List of Coleoptera col- lected in Vancouver's Island by Henry and Joseph Matthews, with descriptions of some new species, (Annals and mag. nsit. hist., 1869, ser. 4, v. 4, p. 369-335.)
a86 species are listed.
76 Leconte, J. L. New species of Cole-
optera collected by the expeditions for geo- graphical surveys west of one hundredth
meridian in charge of Lieut. Geo. M.
Wheeler, United States en ineers. (Annual rep. chief engineers for 1&6, pt. 3, p. 516- Appended to the descriptions are lists of l,California Coieoptent. -6 species with localities. g, CoIeoptcm of snuther~i dolorado and northern Sew Mexico. 224 sraecics.
77 Leconte, I. L. List of Coleoptera.
(Rep. prop-. Can. geol. surv., 1875-76, 1877, p. 107-109.)
List of 14" determined and I I undetermined species collected in British C'olnmbia.
78 Leconte, J. L. The Coleoptera of the
alpine regions of the Rocky Mountains.
(Bull. U. S. geol. and geog. surv., 1878, v. 4, P a 447-430.)
am species and varieties coUected in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado Wyoming sod Utnh at an ele- vation of 6000 feat anduowards are listed dith locali- ties nf capture; specie^ are listed a? peculiar to the Rocky mountain rep"Eon and 8% species cdlectcd ftt Atlanta., Idaho hSaa'; are enumerated; n itw of the spc- ties me not fully identified.
So Leconte, J. L.
List of CoIeoptera col-
lected by Dr. R. Bell 111 1879 on Lhe Nelson and Churchill rivers. (Rep. piogr. geol. mrv. Can. 1878-79, 18S0, p. 65c-66c.J
36 determined and 2 undetermined species are listed- St Leconte. J. L, List of Coieoptera col- lected in 18% in Manitoba and between Lake Winnipeg and Hudson's Bay. (Rep. progr.
geol. surv. Can. 1878-80, 1881, p. ~OC-74~). Contains the following lists: 1, from York Factory Hudson's Bay, 33 detvmitled and 4 undctfrimined s cies; 2, from Norway House to Oxford House, 39 g- terrained and a undetermined species; 3, from Lower Fort (.Tarry, Mdnitohn, fi determiaed bpecift'i; and 4, from Crosi Lake, Nelson River, 35 detcrmiried sind I undetermined species.
82 Leconte, I. L.
List of Coleoptera cob
lected in 1881 by Dr. Bell nnd other6 in the Lake Superior district and in the north-west territories, east of the 112th meridian and south of the 6oth parallel. (Rep. progr. geol. surv. Can., 188o-81-8z, 1883, p. 290- 83 Lugger, Otto. List of Coleoptera
found in the vicinity of Baltimore.
flohiis
Hopkine Univ, circ., 1884, v. 3, no. 30, p. 78- 79 Leconte, J. L. The Coleoptera of the
alpine Rocky Mountain regions. -Part 11. (Bull. U. S. geol. and geog. surv., 1879, v.5, P a 499-520.)
659 R ecics and varieties are listed some of which are not fdy identified; all were collected in Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho at an elevation of 6000 feet and upward.
79-1
Abstract; number of families (71)
nem (837) and
species (~59) found in the vicinity ofBaltimore, ~ d . 84 von Mannerheim, Carl Gustav, Graf.
Beitrag zur kaefer-fauna der Aieutischen Jnseln, der Insel Sitkha and Neu-Californi- ens. (Bull. sac. imp. nat. Mosc., 1843, v. 16, p. t7s-3x4). Separate: 143 p.
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85 von Mannerheim, Carl Gustav, Graf.
Nachtrag zur kaefer-fauna der Aleutischen Inseln und der Insel Sitkha. (Bull. soc. imp. nat. Mosc., 1846, v. 19, p. 501-516.) Separate : 16 p.
Enumerates and describes 16 species.
86 von Mannerheim, Carl Gustav, Graf.
Zweiter nachtrag zur kaefer-fauna der Nord- Amerikanischen laender des Russischen
Reiches. (Bull. soc. imp. nat. Mosc., 1852, v. 25, p. 283-387.)
Separate : 107 p.
Enumerates and describes 180 species; also lists the Russian American species of this and previous contri- butions; excluding the species from California the Alaskan species number 332.
87 von Mannerheim, Carl Gustav, Graf.
Dritter nachtrag zur kaefer-fauna der Nord- Amerikanischen laender des Russischen