C. A. Frost.
Note on Lema palustris Blatchley.
Psyche 36(3):215, 1929.

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19291 Myrmecocoles of Formica ulkei 215
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LEMA PALUSTRIS BLATCHLEY. A nice series of this rather uncommon beetle was taken in Framingham on June 16, 1929, by sweeping the budding plants of the Canada thistle; a week later they had disappeared entirely. Previous to 1913 this species was considered to be bmnnicollis Lac. which is a more southern species.
C. A. Frost, Framingham, Mass.
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