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DESCRIPTIONS OF THREE NEW SPECIES OF AGABUS FROM HUDSON BAY. (COLEOPTERA: DYTISCIDAE)

Hugh B. Leech

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A small (6-7 mm.) brownish testaceous species, with semi-transparent elytra and pronotum, and narrow metasternal lobes. It has somewhat the facies of colymbus described in this paper, but is not closely allied to it or to any described North American species.

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A small (6-7 mm.) brownish testaceous species, with semi-transparent elytra and pronotum, and narrow metasternal lobes. It has somewhat the facies of colymbus described in this paper, but is not closely allied to it or to any described North American species.

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A small (6-7 mm.) brownish testaceous species, with semi-transparent elytra and pronotum, and narrow metasternal lobes. It has somewhat the facies of colymbus described in this paper, but is not closely allied to it or to any described North American species.

Key concepts: Dytiscidae, Bay, Biology, Zoology, Ecology, Geography, Archaeology

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