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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 49

near the suture, posterior band, somewhat lunate, terminal. Abdomen, tergum greenish blue, segment brownish or pale at tip; venter blue with a purple shade; tail and sinus of the male purple."
Say Trans. Am. Philos. Soc. 1. 1818. p. 409.
C. vulgaris Say. can be distinguished from the preceeding, C. gernosa Dej. by the long, oblique humeral lunule.
Length 13-17 mm.
Occasionally found at Iowa City, along sandy roads.
Habitat. Iowa City (Wickham & Shimek).
Yale, B. C. (Wickham); St. Jerome, Que. (Hausen); Grimsby, Ont (Pettit); Hamilton, Ont (Moffat); Ottawa, Ont. (Harrington); Nova Scotia (Jones); Cambridge, Mass. (Harris); Green Mtna. (Haywood & Savage); Buffalo, N. Y. (Reineche); Philadelphia, Pa. (Liebeck); Laudisville N. J. (Liebeck); Gloucester, N. J. (Wenzel); Maryland (Schaupp.); Mich.; Bayfield, Wis. (Wickham); Milwaukee, Wis. (Rauterberg); St. Louis, Mo. (Summers); Ky. (Schaupp.); Volga, S. Wak. (Frumau); Hat Creek, Neb. (Snow); Kan. (Schaupp);

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near the suture, posterior band, somewhat lunate, terminal. Abdomen, tergum greenish blue, segment brownish or pale at tip; venter blue with a purple shade; tail and sinus of the male purple." Say Trans. Am. Philos. Soc. 1. 1818. p. 409. C. vulgaris Say. can be distinguished from the preceeding, C. gernosa Dej. by the long, oblique humeral lunule. Length 13-17 mm. Occasionally found at Iowa City, along sandy roads. Habitat. Iowa City (Wickham & Shimek). Yale, B. C. (Wickham); St. Jerome, Que. (Hausen); Grimsby, Ont (Pettit); Hamilton, Ont (Moffat); Ottawa, Ont. (Harrington); Nova Scotia (Jones); Cambridge, Mass. (Harris); Green Mtna. (Haywood & Savage); Buffalo, N. Y. (Reineche); Philadelphia, Pa. (Liebeck); Laudisville N. J. (Liebeck); Gloucester, N. J. (Wenzel); Maryland (Schaupp.); Mich.; Bayfield, Wis. (Wickham); Milwaukee, Wis. (Rauterberg); St. Louis, Mo. (Summers); Ky. (Schaupp.); Volga, S. Wak. (Frumau); Hat Creek, Neb. (Snow); Kan. (Schaupp);