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The terrestrial Adephaga of Iowa (Part 1) by Fanny Chastina Thompson Wickham, 1895

The terrestrial Adephaga of Iowa by Fanny Chastina Thompson Wickham, 1895, Page 28

punctured, suture spinous. macra Lec.
cc. Anus testaceous.
e. elytra broad and flat; white with a few sinuous dark lines; antennae, palpi and sutural margin pale.
lepida Dy.
2. "C. celeripes (Fig. 1. Pl. 3), fusco-aenea, obscura, sericea, capite thoraceque granulato-rugosis, illo utriuque fortius striato, oculis maximis, hoc cyliudrico, latitudine xesqui longiore, postice subangustato, lateribus rectis parce pilosis, elytris fortiter punctatis, autrorsum angustatis, humeris nullis, ad apicemlate rotundatis hand serratis, spina suturale magna, guttis utriuque discoidalibus (ad tricutem a basi et apice positis) posteriore interiore, linea margiuali ad medium, lunulaque apicali tenui albis; subtus viridi-aenea, lateribus albo-pilosis, trochanteribus anoque testaceis; labro albo antice rotundato, medio bisinuato et unidentato, palpis sexus utriusque ad basiu pallidis."

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punctured, suture spinous. macra Lec. cc. Anus testaceous. e. elytra broad and flat; white with a few sinuous dark lines; antennae, palpi and sutural margin pale. lepida Dy. 2. "C. celeripes (Fig. 1. Pl. 3), fusco-aenea, obscura, sericea, capite thoraceque granulato-rugosis, illo utriuque fortius striato, oculis maximis, hoc cyliudrico, latitudine xesqui longiore, postice subangustato, lateribus rectis parce pilosis, elytris fortiter punctatis, autrorsum angustatis, humeris nullis, ad apicemlate rotundatis hand serratis, spina suturale magna, guttis utriuque discoidalibus (ad tricutem a basi et apice positis) posteriore interiore, linea margiuali ad medium, lunulaque apicali tenui albis; subtus viridi-aenea, lateribus albo-pilosis, trochanteribus anoque testaceis; labro albo antice rotundato, medio bisinuato et unidentato, palpis sexus utriusque ad basiu pallidis."