Hybothecus Hybothecus incrassatus Ophryogaster Feronia anomala Incastichus Incastichus aequidianus Inca Catalogue of Geadephaga (Coleoptera, Adephaga) of America, north of Mexico Bousquet, Yves ZooKeys 2012 2012-11-28 245 1 1722 8KWG2 1937697 EB5AD90F-9199-3F91-5059-661067C0AE8C Chaudoir, 1874 Chaudoir 1874 Insecta Carabidae Hybothecus GBIF,CoL Animalia Hybothecus Coleoptera 493 494 Arthropoda genus   HybothecusChaudoir, 1874b: 3. Type species:  Hybothecus incrassatusChaudoir, 1874 by monotypy. Etymology. From the Greek hybos(hump) and thece(case, container), possibly alluding to the markedly convex elytra (" remarquable par la forte convexitedes elytres") of the adult [masculine].  OphryogasterChaudoir, 1878: 59. Type species:  Feronia anomalaChaudoir, 1878 designated by Straneo (1977: 115). Synonymy established by Lorenz (2005: 261) based on a communication of Will (Kiplin W. Will pers. comm. 2007). Etymology. From the Greek ophryos(brow) and gaster(stomach, by extension abdomen), probably alluding to the transverse furrow on the last three visible abdominal sterna (" profond sillon transversal, qui longe le bord anterieurdes 3 derniers segments de l'abdomen") of the adult [feminine].  IncastichusMoret, 1997: 304. Type species:  Incastichus aequidianusMoret, 1997 by original designation. Synonymy established by Lorenz (2005: 261). Etymology. From  Inca(the South American Indian peoples) and the Greek stichos(line, row) [masculine].  Diversity. Seven species in the Neotropical Region, one of them reaching southwestern United States.  Identification. There is no taxonomic revision or available key for the identification of the species.