Histeridae

Classification

Genera in Histeridae

• Hister — 224 species: Hister abbreviatus, Hister abhorrens, Hister abramovi, Hister aemulus, Hister aequatorius, Hister akatanga, Hister alegre, Hister alienigena
• Saprinus — 212 species: Saprinus aberlenci, Saprinus acilinea, Saprinus acuminatus, Saprinus addendus, Saprinus aegialius, Saprinus aegyptiacus, Saprinus aeneolus, Saprinus aeneus
• Operclipygus — 179 species: Operclipygus abbreviatus, Operclipygus andinus, Operclipygus angulifer, Operclipygus angustisternus, Operclipygus arnaudi, Operclipygus arquus, Operclipygus ashei, Operclipygus assimilis
• Phelister — 139 species: Phelister acoposternus, Phelister aduncus, Phelister affinis, Phelister almeidae, Phelister alticola, Phelister amazoniae, Phelister amplistrius, Phelister annulatus
• Hypocaccus — 136 species: Hypocaccus acorni, Hypocaccus acridens, Hypocaccus aeneipunctatus, Hypocaccus aequabilis, Hypocaccus ainu, Hypocaccus amabilis, Hypocaccus angulosus, Hypocaccus araneicola
• Acritus — 123 species: Acritus abundans, Acritus acaroides, Acritus acinus, Acritus alienus, Acritus alluaudi, Acritus alticola, Acritus alutaceus, Acritus analis
• Platylister — 122 species: Platylister abruptus, Platylister alexandri, Platylister algiricus, Platylister andamanensis, Platylister angolensis, Platylister apicipunctus, Platylister arcuatus, Platylister atratus
• Baconia — 115 species: Baconia adebratti, Baconia aenea, Baconia aeneomicans, Baconia angulifrons, Baconia angusta, Baconia animata, Baconia anthracina, Baconia applanatis
• Margarinotus — 112 species: Margarinotus agnatus, Margarinotus aoudicus, Margarinotus arboricavus, Margarinotus arrosor, Margarinotus atamuradovi, Margarinotus babai, Margarinotus bickhardti, Margarinotus bicolor
• Hololepta — 108 species: Hololepta acutipecta, Hololepta aequalis, Hololepta africanae, Hololepta alligans, Hololepta amurensis, Hololepta andicola, Hololepta aradiformis, Hololepta atrovirens
• Trypeticus — 103 species: Trypeticus adebratti, Trypeticus albertisii, Trypeticus alticola, Trypeticus andaiensis, Trypeticus angustifrons, Trypeticus arriagadai, Trypeticus aukei, Trypeticus beesoni
• Aeletes — 89 species: Aeletes aciculatus, Aeletes aldridgei, Aeletes angustisternus, Aeletes angustus, Aeletes assimilis, Aeletes atomarius, Aeletes basalis, Aeletes blackburni
• Euspilotus — 88 species: Euspilotus aequipunctatus, Euspilotus alcyonis, Euspilotus alvarengai, Euspilotus amazonius, Euspilotus arcipygus, Euspilotus argentinus, Euspilotus arrogans, Euspilotus assimilis
• Paratropus — 86 species: Paratropus achanti, Paratropus altilis, Paratropus angulifrons, Paratropus anthracinus, Paratropus arriagadai, Paratropus assmuthi, Paratropus bakxi, Paratropus baloghi
• Tribalus — 86 species: Tribalus acceptus, Tribalus agrestis, Tribalus algericus, Tribalus amnicola, Tribalus anatolicus, Tribalus andrei, Tribalus andreinii, Tribalus ascaphus
• Atholus — 81 species: Atholus aequistrius, Atholus americanus, Atholus amplificipes, Atholus arcatus, Atholus arrowi, Atholus astragali, Atholus atricolor, Atholus baberii
• Bacanius — 77 species: Bacanius acicularis, Bacanius acuminatus, Bacanius africanus, Bacanius albiusi, Bacanius ambiguus, Bacanius andrei, Bacanius angolensis, Bacanius auctus
• Chlamydopsis — 74 species: Chlamydopsis acutricha, Chlamydopsis agilis, Chlamydopsis antennata, Chlamydopsis australis, Chlamydopsis baloghi, Chlamydopsis bataviae, Chlamydopsis bifovaecollis, Chlamydopsis burnetta
• Platysoma — 71 species: Platysoma abyssinicum, Platysoma aequum, Platysoma afghanum, Platysoma anceps, Platysoma angustatum, Platysoma asiaticum, Platysoma attenuatum, Platysoma aurelianum
• Omalodes — 67 species: Omalodes amazonius, Omalodes angelo, Omalodes angulatus, Omalodes anthracinus, Omalodes areolatus, Omalodes atacamanus, Omalodes bifoveolatus, Omalodes binodulus
• Chaetabraeus — 65 species: Chaetabraeus aberlenci, Chaetabraeus alexandrei, Chaetabraeus alluaudi, Chaetabraeus andrewesi, Chaetabraeus antoinetteae, Chaetabraeus bacanioformis, Chaetabraeus bacchusi, Chaetabraeus bonzicus
• Pachycraerus — 64 species: Pachycraerus alluaudi, Pachycraerus amethystinus, Pachycraerus assinius, Pachycraerus atratus, Pachycraerus baconi, Pachycraerus bellulus, Pachycraerus bicoloratus, Pachycraerus bocandei
• Paromalus — 64 species: Paromalus acutangulus, Paromalus addendus, Paromalus babaulti, Paromalus bicinctus, Paromalus bilineatus, Paromalus bistriatus, Paromalus causticus, Paromalus complexus
• Dahlgrenius — 62 species: Dahlgrenius aemulator, Dahlgrenius alternus, Dahlgrenius arabicus, Dahlgrenius asper, Dahlgrenius aurosus, Dahlgrenius balancai, Dahlgrenius beatulus, Dahlgrenius boudista
• Carcinops — 61 species:
• Platylomalus — 59 species:
• Trypanaeus — 48 species:
• Neoteretrius — 44 species:
• Epierus — 43 species:
• Eurylister — 43 species:
• Plagiogramma — 43 species:
• Onthophilus — 42 species:
• Diplostix — 40 species:
• Eblisia — 39 species:
• Chalcionellus — 36 species:
• Epitoxus — 34 species:
• Parepierus — 32 species:
• Hypobletus — 31 species:
• Epiechinus — 30 species:
• Eulomalus — 30 species:
• Scapicoelis — 30 species:
• Teretrius — 30 species:
• Plegaderus — 29 species:
• Eucurtiopsis — 28 species:
• Geomysaprinus — 28 species:
• Gnathoncus — 28 species:
• Sternocoelis — 28 species:
• Haeterius — 27 species:
• Pheidoliphila — 26 species:
• Pholioxenus — 26 species:
• Cyclobacanius — 24 species:
• Halacritus — 24 species:
• Niponius — 24 species:
• Apobletes — 23 species:
• Xylonaeus — 22 species:
• Hypocacculus — 21 species:
• Degallierister — 19 species:
• Anapleus — 18 species:
• Chlamydonia — 18 species:
• Eretmotus — 18 species:
• Orectoscelis — 18 species:
• Eutidium — 17 species:
• Terapus — 17 species:
• Liopygus — 16 species:
• Plaesius — 16 species:
• Pachylister — 15 species:
• Pactolinus — 14 species:
• Philothis — 14 species:
• Coelocraera — 13 species:
• Pachylomalus — 13 species:
• Pelorurus — 13 species:
• Epitoxasia — 12 species:
• Euclasea — 12 species:
• Reninus — 12 species:
• Asterix — 11 species:
• Homalopygus — 11 species:
• Paravolvulus — 11 species:
• Xestipyge — 11 species:
• Abraeomorphus — 10 species:
• Acritodes — 10 species:
• Anaglymma — 10 species:
• Catacraerus — 10 species:
• Contipides — 10 species:
• Crenulister — 10 species:
• Dendrophilus — 10 species:
• Eremosaprinus — 10 species:
• Eudiplister — 10 species:
• Monoplius — 10 species:
• Pygocoelis — 10 species:
• Troglosternus — 10 species:
• Abraeus — 9 species:
• Ceratohister — 9 species:
• Mesynodites — 9 species:
• Mullerister — 9 species:
• Spilodiscus — 9 species:
• Teretriosoma — 9 species:
• Trichoreninus — 9 species:
• Zabromorphus — 9 species:
• Asiaster — 8 species:
• Atribalus — 8 species:
• Coptotrophis — 8 species:
• Cryptomalus — 8 species:
• Cylistosoma — 8 species:
• Exorhabdus — 8 species:
• Merohister — 8 species:
• Notolister — 8 species:
• Placodes — 8 species:
• Pseudister — 8 species:
• Psiloscelis — 8 species:
• Stictostix — 8 species:
• Kanaarister — 7 species:
• Nasaltus — 7 species:
• Nicotikis — 7 species:
• Phloeolister — 7 species:
• Probolosternus — 7 species:
• Terametopon — 7 species:
• Tomogenius — 7 species:
• Daitrosister — 6 species:
• Exosternus — 6 species:
• Geminorhabdus — 6 species:

Showing the 120 genera with the most species records held.

Source and Attribution

Taxonomic rank data on this page is drawn from the GBIF Backbone Taxonomy, doi.org/10.15468/39omei, GBIF Secretariat, licensed CC BY 4.0. Member-species counts are counts of records held in the Sanctum species index, not a claim of completeness for the family.