Amphidorini Leconte (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae) of Arizona: Keys and Species Accounts Johnston, M. Andrew Fleming, David Franz, Nico M. Smith, Aaron D. The Coleopterists Bulletin 2015 mo 14 2015-12-18 69 27 54 Somerby, 1977 Somerby 1977 [194,638,747,769] Insecta Tenebrionidae Eleodes GBIF Animalia Coleoptera 22 49 Arthropoda species orophilus Blapylis  ( Fig. 13A)   Diagnosis.Body ovate, with dull luster. Pronotum strongly arcuate laterally, narrowing posteriorly, anterior angles slightly produced, obtusely rounded, disc moderately punctured mesally, becoming tuberculate near lateral margins. Prosternum flat behind, not extending beyond procoxae. Proepimeron with scattered tubercles anteriorly, few or no tubercles posteriorly. Profemora unspined in both sexes. Elytra covered in eroded tubercles, having a wrinkled appearance.   Distribution.Coconino, Apache, Gila, Graham, and Greenlee Counties, Arizona. New Mexico.   Remarks.This species is quite similar to  E. snowiand can be separated most easily by the sculpturing of the elytra and proepimeron. Most Arizonaspecimens determined as  E. snowithat we have examined belong to  E. orophilus.