Infernophilus Larson, 1969
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Genus Infernophilus Larson, 1969 View in CoL
Infernophilus Larson, 1969: 43. Type species: Philophuga castanea Horn, 1882 by original designation. Etymology (original). From the Latin infernus (hell) and the Greek philos (beloved), alluding to the hot desert region where the sole species is found [masculine].
Diversity.
One Nearctic species extending into northern Mexico.
Identification.
The character states of the sole species are described in detail by Larson (1969: 43-44).
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Infernophilus Larson, 1969
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Infernophilus
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Philophuga castanea
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