HISTERIDAE, Gyllenhal, 1808
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https://doi.org/10.1649/0010-065X-71.3.537 |
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HISTERIDAE |
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GENERA OF HISTERIDAE View in CoL
In the following key, introduced genera are indicated by an asterisk (*). Several histerids are quarantined, but are not established (e.g., Euspilotus
rubriculus Marseul); these are not in the key. The
couplets for Saprininae are modified from Lackner and Leschen (2017).
1. Antennal grooves or cavities on prosternum transverse, occurring on anterior side and usually closed beneath by prosternal alae.. ...................................................... 2
1 ′. Antennal grooves on prosternum longitudinal, usually situated next to vaulted prosternum and open beneath. .................... 3
2. Labrum with few setiferous punctures (Tribalinae) ....................................... 5
2 ′. Labrum lacking setae and setiferous punctures (Histerinae: Platysomatini) ............ 6
3. Transverse line present on prosternum in front of coxae (Dendrophilinae) ........... .......... Carcinops Marseul View in CoL (*1 species)
3 ′. Transverse line on prosternum in front of coxae absent, though an anterior bead along the margin may be present ................... 4
4. Elytral striae absent, though sometimes represented by rather vague impressions... ...................................................... 7
4 ′. Elytral striae present (Saprininae) .......... 8
5. Elytra without striae .............................. ................ Tribalus Erichson View in CoL (1 species)
5 ′. Elytra with striae .................................. ......... Parepierus Bickhardt View in CoL (11 species)
6. Pronotal lateral striae complete; body small, length about 3.5 mm ............................. .................... Eblisia Lewis View in CoL (*2 species)
6 ′. Pronotal lateral striae present only in anterior area; body larger, length about 7.5 mm ..... ......... Aulacosternus Marseul View in CoL (1 species)
7. Tarsal formula 5-5-4 ( Abraeinae View in CoL : Acritini) .... ................ Acritus LeConte View in CoL (*1 species)
7 ′. Tarsal formula 5-5-5 ( Abraeinae View in CoL : incertae sedis) ....................... Brounhister Leschen and Ôhara View in CoL (1 species)
8. Prosternum narrowed, lacking flat area on anterior portion. ................................. 9
8 ′. Prosternum with flat area. .................. 10
9. Clypeus convex; head without frontal stria and rudimentary at sides, pronotum and elytra shining and lacking punctures. .......... .............. Reichardtia Wenzel View in CoL (1 species)
9 ′. Clypeus not convex; head with frontal
stria; pronotum and elytra with coarse punctures ............................................ ..... Neopachylopus Reichardt (1 species)
10. Head without frontal stria. .................. 11
10 ′. Head with a complete frontal stria ........... ............... Saprinus Erichson View in CoL (3 species)
11. Prosternal process with two large median foveae ..... Tomogenius Marseul View in CoL (2 species)
11 ′. Prosternal process lacking foveae ............ .... Gnathoncus Jacquelin-Duval View in CoL (*2 species)
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