On the Genera of the Cossonidae
On the Genera of the Cossonidae
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The Chcsrorrhini appear to occur in southern Europe, the genus having been first met with in Sicily.
8. PENTACOPTUS (Wollaston, Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. 12. 1873). In its very coarsely sculptured and opake, though somewhat besmeared surface, its short, broad, parallel rostrum, nearly obsolete scutellum, and costate elytra, the present remarkable little genus has almost as much in common, at first sight, as Charorrhinus has, with the Dryophthorides ; nevertheless its 5-jointed funi- culus, and its... small, rounded, and prominent eyes, in con- junction with its elytra showing no traces of the peculiar cariniform structure at their apex which is so marked a feature in that group, its comparatively incrassated legs, and its ordinary pseudotetramerous feet (the third joint of which is a good deal widened and bilobed), will of them- selves at once remove it from the members of that sub- Genera of the Cossonidce. 511 family. I have already pointed out in what it principally differs from Cheer or rhinus.
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The Chcsrorrhini appear to occur in southern Europe, the genus having been first met with in Sicily.
8. PENTACOPTUS (Wollaston, Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond. 12. 1873). In its very coarsely sculptured and opake, though somewhat besmeared surface, its short, broad, parallel rostrum, nearly obsolete scutellum, and costate elytra, the present remarkable little genus has almost as much in common, at first sight, as Charorrhinus has, with the Dryophthorides ; nevertheless its 5-jointed funi- culus, and its... small, rounded, and prominent eyes, in con- junction with its elytra showing no traces of the peculiar cariniform structure at their apex which is so marked a feature in that group, its comparatively incrassated legs, and its ordinary pseudotetramerous feet (the third joint of which is a good deal widened and bilobed), will of them- selves at once remove it from the members of that sub- Genera of the Cossonidce. 511 family. I have already pointed out in what it principally differs from Cheer or rhinus.
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