Eleodes halli
Blaisdell, 1942 
Source: Tenebrionidbase. 2015
Family: Tenebrionidae
Johnston et al. 2015
Diagnosis: Body elongate ovate, roughly sculptured. Pronotum more or less quadrate, anterior angles slightly projected, disc densely and fairly heavily punctate, punctures with small, more or less inconspicuous setae. Elytra evenly and densely tuberculate, tubercles with conspicuous, erect setae. Profemur unarmed in both sexes. Prosternum slightly inflated beyond procoxae, without distinct process. Distribution: Coconino and Apache counties, AZ. Southern Utah.
