Geodephaga Britannica a Monograph of the Carnivorous Ground Beetles Indigenous
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Above brassy, more rarely blue-black. Head deeply striated and carinated in front, smooth behind; palpi and antennae black, basal joints of the latter red beneath. Thorax broadest in front with the anterior margin produced in the middle so as to form a small projecting point or angle, the sides obliquely narrowed and only slightly rounded, a little sinuated behind (PL I. F. 6) and curved outwards so as to form the basal angle, the basal margin slightly excavated in the middle, the disk wit...h the dorsal furrow terminating behind in a triangular punctured depression, the base with two fovese and all the margins strongly punctured, leaving a smooth space in the middle on each side the central furrow. Elytra oblong, much wider than the thorax, not contracted in front, but with the shoulders merely a little rounded, sides somewhat parallel, apex rounded, each elytron with one punctured stria next the suture, the punctures of which disappear before the apex, but the stria itself is carried to the extremity, then a wide longitudinal polished space, then seven other punctured strise, the marginal one finer and more remote from the other six, all which disappear or become obsolete before the extremity, across the third and fourth strise there is also a single deep impression ; underside of the body and legs bronzed black, tibise sometimes testaceous externally.
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203.
Above brassy, more rarely blue-black. Head deeply striated and carinated in front, smooth behind; palpi and antennae black, basal joints of the latter red beneath. Thorax broadest in front with the anterior margin produced in the middle so as to form a small projecting point or angle, the sides obliquely narrowed and only slightly rounded, a little sinuated behind (PL I. F. 6) and curved outwards so as to form the basal angle, the basal margin slightly excavated in the middle, the disk wit...h the dorsal furrow terminating behind in a triangular punctured depression, the base with two fovese and all the margins strongly punctured, leaving a smooth space in the middle on each side the central furrow. Elytra oblong, much wider than the thorax, not contracted in front, but with the shoulders merely a little rounded, sides somewhat parallel, apex rounded, each elytron with one punctured stria next the suture, the punctures of which disappear before the apex, but the stria itself is carried to the extremity, then a wide longitudinal polished space, then seven other punctured strise, the marginal one finer and more remote from the other six, all which disappear or become obsolete before the extremity, across the third and fourth strise there is also a single deep impression ; underside of the body and legs bronzed black, tibise sometimes testaceous externally.
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