Studies on the Cavernicole Ptomaphagus of the United States (Coleoptera: Catopidae)
Studies on the Cavernicole Ptomaphagus of the United States (Coleoptera: Catopidae)
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美国Cavernicole Ptomaphagus的研究(鞘翅目:Catopidae)
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1963
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T. Barr
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T. Barr
The cave beetles of the United States include members of the tamilies Carabidae, Staphylinidae, Pselaphidae, Catopidae (--Lepto-diridae), and occasionally Bratbinidae, Tenebrionidae, Cryptopha-gidae, and Dermestidae. Troglobite species (o,bligate cavernicoles) are found among the carabids (Trechini, Agonini), pselaphids (Bat-risini, Bythinini, and Speleobamini), and catopids (Ptomaphagini). In comparison with the cave carabids and cave pselaphids, which have been the objects of recent and continuing studies by American authors (see Barr I96oa for bibliography of cave trechines, Barr on agonine cave carabids, and Park I96O on cave pselaphids), the cave catopids have received less attention. The most recent paper treating all known species of U. S. cave catopids is that of Jeannel (I949).