Arthromelodes

Arthromelodes is a genus of beetle belonging to the rove beetle family.[1]

Arthromelodes
Scientific classification
Kingdom:
Animalia
Phylum:
Arthropoda
Class:
Insecta
Order:
Coleoptera
Family:
Staphylinidae
Subfamily:
Pselaphinae
Genus:
Arthromelodes

Jeannel, 1954
Species

See text

Synonyms

Pseudobatriscenus Jeannel, 1958

Species

The following species are accepted within Arthromelodes:[2]

  • Arthromelodes aizuanus Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes cariei Jeannel, 1954
  • Arthromelodes choui Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes corniventris Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes crucifer Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes daibosatsuanus Nomura, 1991
    • Arthromelodes daibosatsuanus daibosatsuanus
    • Arthromelodes daibosatsuanus fujimontanus
    • Arthromelodes daibosatsuanus shiranemontanus
  • Arthromelodes dilatatus (Raffray, 1909)
  • Arthromelodes giganteus Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes gyoja Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes hikosanus Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes kiiensis Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes loebli Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes mercurius Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes optatus (Sharp, 1874)
  • Arthromelodes pilicollis Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes punctifrons Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes saikaiensis Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes sinuatipes Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes thysanoventris Nomura, 1991
  • Arthromelodes watanabei S. Arai, 2002
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References
  1. Yin, Z. W. (2018-03-19). "First record of Arthromelodes Jeannel in China, with description of a new species". ZooKeys (744): 43–47. doi:10.3897/zookeys.744.23318. PMC 5904519. PMID 29670443. Retrieved 3 April 2018.
  2. "Arthromelodes". Catalogue of LIfe. Retrieved 2020-06-05.
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