you can crop this image around the text so it'll show a bit better. Or include the text itself in the description if you feel that way inclined.

Thanks for including it though, it's good to see the sources used for an ID.

Key To The Adults Of The Species Of Coelocnemis

1. Hypomeron smooth; punctures obsolete or very fine, sparse, separated by two or three times diameter; subocular rugosity not extending to midventral line of head ........................... 2

1' Hypomeron distinctly punctate or punctato-rugose, punctures separated by one to two times diameter; subocular rugosity extending as continuous band across postoral region ......................... 4

2. Elytral intervals planar ....................................... 3

2' Elytra sulcate ........................................... sulcata

3. Prosternal process promiment, acutely angulate; mentum wider than long .......................................................... magna

3' Proslernal process declivous, rounded; mentum longer than wide ........................................................ slevini

4. Pronotum broadest at or behind middle; ratio of greatest elytral width to elytral length greater than 0.6............................5

4' Pronotum broadest before middle'; ratio of greatest elytral width to elytral length less than 0.6..............................punctata

5. Pronotum and cranium very coarsely, densely, usually reticulately punctate ................................................... rugulosa

5' Pronotum and cranium finely to coarsely punctate, but never reticulately so ................................................... 6

6. Prosternal process prominent, acutely angulate (endemic to Southern California mountains) ............... californica, (in part)

6' Prosternal process declivous obtusely rounded................... 7

7. Elytral length 10 to 13.5 mm (endemic to Santa Lucia Mountains, Monterey County, California) .................................. lucia

7' Elytral length 13 to 20 mm; widespread ..... californica (in part)


From Doyen, J.T., Systematics of the Genus Coelocnemis (Coleoptera: Tenebrionidae), University of California Publications in Entomology, Volume 73, 1973.