Lispinina Bernhauer & Schubert, 1910

Asenjo, Angélico, Irmler, Ulrich, Klimaszewski, Jan, Chandler, Donald S., Fierros-López, Hugo Eduardo & Vieira, Juliana S., 2019, Staphylinidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) in Latin America: synopsis, annotated catalog, diversity and distribution, Zootaxa 4621 (1), pp. 1-406 : 216-221

Subtribe Lispinina Bernhauer & Schubert, 1910

0746. Liberiana Blackwelder, 1942: 82 ( Fig. 105 )

Type species: Pseudolispinodes femoralis Blackwelder, 1942

1 species is included in this genus from Central America.

Characters/Description: Irmler 2003c: 86 (characters in key); Irmler 2003a: 5 (characters).

Distribution.

Central America: Costa Rica.

Other regions: Ethiopian.

0747. Lispinuncus Irmler, 2005b: 173

Type species: Lispinuncus pulcher Irmler, 2005

Only one species is known from and is restricted to South America.

Distribution.

South America: Ecuador.

0748. Lispinus Erichson, 1839a: 31

Type species: Lispinus attenuatus Erichson, 1840

Subgenera:

Aulacolispinus Scheerpeltz, 1957a: 223 , 239, 240 [*]

Type species: Lispinus unistriatus Fauvel, 1878

Lispinus Erichson, 1839a: 31 [*]

Type species: Lispinus attenuatus Erichson, 1840

Paralispinus Eichelbaum, 1913: 117

Type species: Lispinus amaniensis Eichelbaum, 1913

Pseudolispinodes Bernhauer, 1926: 258 [*]

Type species: Holosus madurensis Bernhauer, 1914

Spinilus Blackwelder, 1942: 83 [synonymized by Blackwelder 1952: 223]

Type species: Lispinodes bistriatus Fauvel, 1895

Stictolispinus Scheerpeltz, 1957a: 241 [*]

Type species: Lispinus quadripunctulus Fauvel, 1864

56 species are included in this genus from Latin America.

Characters/Description: Erichson 1840: 828 (characters); Blackwelder 1942: 83 (characters); Blackwelder 1943: 2003 c: 86 (characters in key); Newton & Peck 2006: 142 (characters in key).

Key: Irmler 2003c: 98 (Neotropical species); Irmler 2006b: 212 (species similar to Nacaeus sculpturatus ), 214 (species with light red or yellow elytra); Irmler 2015b: 158 (Cuban species).

Distribution.

West Indies: Cuba, Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Montserrat, Guadeloupe, St. Lucia, St. Vincent & Grenadines, Grenada.

Central America: Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama.

South America: Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, Ecuador, Galapagos Isl., Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina.

Other regions: Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Madagascan, Oriental, Australian, Oceanic.

0750. Neolosus Blackwelder, 1942: 85 ( Fig. 109 )

Type species: Holosus tachyporiformis Motschulsky, 1858

Subgenera:

Neolosus Blackwelder, 1942: 85

Type species: Holosus tachyporiformis Motschulsky, 1858

Osholus Blackwelder, 1952: 278 [synonymized by Herman 2001d: 1286]

Type species: Holosus tachiniformis Motschulsky, 1858

Holosus Motschulsky, 1858a: 496 [synonymized by Herman 2001d: 1286]

Type species: Holosus tachiniformis Motschulsky, 1857

Relinda Blackwelder, 1942: 85

Type species: Holosus mycetoporiformis Motschulsky, 1858

5 species are included in this genus from South America.

Characters/Description: Blackwelder 1942: 84 (characters as Holosus ); Irmler 2003c: 86 (characters in key). Key: Irmler 1985: 41 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

West Indies: Trinidad-Tobago.

Central America: Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama.

South America: Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Argentina.

0753. Dirocephalus Silvestri, 1938: 251 ( Fig. 95 )

Type species: Dirocephalus myrmecophilus Silvestri, 1938

Diplopsis Fauvel, 1902a: 33 [synonymized by Blackwelder 1952: 165]

Type species: Diplopsis multicostata Fauvel, 1902

Fauva Blackwelder, 1952: 165 [synonymized by Irmler 2005a: 103]

Type species: Diplopsis multicostata Fauvel, 1902

13 species are known from and are restricted to Central and South America.

Characters/Description: Fauvel 1902a: 33 (characters as Fauva ); Irmler 2001b: 121 (characters as Fauva ); Navarrete-Heredia et al. 2002: 212 (characters in key); Irmler 2005a: 104 (characters in key).

Key: Irmler 2001b: 126 (species of Fauva ); Irmler 2005a: 104 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

Central America: Costa Rica.

South America: Venezuela, Guyana, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay.

0754. Euctenopsia Bruch, 1942: 137 ( Fig. 99 )

Type species: Euctenopsia ogloblini Bruch, 1942

Only one species is known from and is restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Irmler 2005a: 104 (characters in key).

Key: Irmler 2005a: 104 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

South America: Paraguay, Argentina.

0755. Mesotrochus Wasmann, 1890: 317

Type species: Mesotrochus paradoxus Wasmann, 1890

Only one species is known from and is restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Notman 1925: 3 (characters); Irmler 2003a: 2 (characters).

Distribution.

South America: Brazil.

0756. Pardirocephalus Bruch, 1942: 130 ( Fig. 111 )

Type species: Pardirocephalus cordobensis Bruch, 1942

3 species are known from and are restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Irmler 2005a: 104 (characters in key).

Key: Irmler 2005a: 104 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

South America: Brazil, Argentina.

0757. Pselaphomimus Bruch, 1942: 134 ( Fig. 113 )

Type species: Pselaphomimus amphiphilus Bruch, 1942

Only one species is known from and is restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Irmler 2005a: 104 (characters in key).

Key: Irmler 2005a: 104 (species).

Distribution.

South America: Argentina.

0758. Quadricephalus Irmler, 2005a: 105

Type species: Quadricephalus obstrusus Irmler, 2005

2 species are known from and are restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Irmler 2005a: 104 (characters in key).

Key: Irmler, 2005a: 104 (species).

Distribution.

South America: Peru.

Figures

FIGURES 100–111. Habitus; Osoriinae (100–111); 100, after Sharp 1887a; 101, after Irmler 2007b; 102, after Fauvel 1901; 103, Brazil (CEMT); 104, Brazil: state of São Paulo (CEMT); 105, after Irmler 2003a; 106, after Sharp 1887a; 107, after Irmler 2003c; 108, after Irmler 2003a; 109, after Scheerpeltz 1951; 110, after Sharp 1887a; 111, after Bruch 1942; slightly modified. Scale bars: 1 mm.

FIGURES 88–99. Habitus; Piestinae (88–91); Osoriinae (92–99); 88, after Pérez et al. 2017; 89, Peru: department of Madre de Dios (MUSM); 90, Peru: department of Cuzco (MUSM); 91, after Brunke et al. 2011; 92, after Sharp 1887a; 93, after Sharp 1887a; 94, after Irmler 1991; 95, after Irmler 2001b; 96, after Bierig 1931; 97, after Sharp 1887a; 98, after Caron et al. 2012; 99, after Bruch 1942; slightly modified. Scale bars: 1 mm.

FIGURES 112–123. Habitus; Osoriinae (112–118); Oxytelinae (119–123); 112, after Sharp 1887a; 113, after Bruch 1942; 114, after Sharp 1887a; 115, after Irmler 2003c; 116, after Sharp 1887a; 117, after Irmler 2003a; 118, after Sharp 1887a; 119, after Sharp 1887a; 120, after Caron & Ribeiro-Costa 2007; 121, after Caron & Ribeiro-Costa 2007; 122, after Sharp 1887a; 123, after Makranczy 2014; slightly modified. Scale bars: 1 mm.