- the
prosternal process not
extending behind the
posterior edge of the
procoxae.
These two
species belong to the
genus Pseudoholostrophus: Pseudoholostrophus...
- coloured,
simple claws which separate at the base, open
cavities behind the
procoxae, and a
variable apical segment of the
maxillary palp. The
beetle is most...
- of
characters such as the
horizontal mandibular cutting edge,
separated procoxae and
overlapping abdominal sternites indicate that the
genus may have a...
-
underside is long
enough to
reach at
least the
anterior margin of the
procoxae (shorter in R. brevispina). The femurs,
mainly the hind femurs, have an...
-
tubercles located along median suture.
Mesosternal receptacle is transverse.
Procoxae and
mesocoxae are
almost contiguous.
Femora edentate, and
sulcate ventrally...
-
bicolored pronotum where the
apical half is
black and
basal half is orange.
Procoxae is subcontiguous.
Antennae with four
funicle segments and
obliquely truncate...
- 7-segmented and
clubs 4- or 5-segmented, and the
clubs are elongate. The
procoxae are
narrowly separate to
contiguous (Zeopus). The
femora have one or more...
-
similar to the
genus Diapus, but can be
identified due to
widely separated procoxae and the
concave male
fifth abdominal ventrite. This
fifth abdominal ventrite...
-
bilobed penultimate segment, the
procoxal cavities are open
behind and the
procoxae are
conical and contiguous. The
larvae of most
genera are xylophagous,...
-
Phloeocharinae Erichson 1839 are a
subfamily of Staphylinidae.
Procoxae without mesal grove.
Abdominal tergites IV and V each with a pair of distinctive...
