This catalog (published in seven parts, all released on the same day) is based on only the published literature for the Staphylinidae. Of the 32 subfamilies, the following 28 are included herein: Apateticinae, Dasycerinae, Empelinae, Euaesthetinae, Glypholomatinae, Habrocerinae, Leptotyphlinae, Megalopsidiinae, Micropeplinae, Microsilphinae, Neophoninae, Olisthaerinae, Omaliinae, Osoriinae, Oxyporinae, Oxytelinae, Phloeocharinae, Piestinae, Protactinae†, Proteininae, Protopselaphinae, Pseudopsinae, Solieriinae, Staphylininae, Steninae, Tachyporinae, Trichophyinae, and Trigonurinae. The Aleocharinae, Paederinae, Pselphinae, and Scaphidiinae are excluded from this edition of the catalog. References to the original citation or description are given for available family-group, genus-group, and species-group names of both extant and extinct forms. The type genus is cited for each family-group name, the type species for each genus-group name, and the type locality for each species-group name. Where appropriate, all subgenera, subspecies, or synonyms are listed for each valid name. Annotated subsequent references are presented for all names. Distributional summaries are given for each valid taxon. Full bibliographic citations are in Part VII. A short historical review, coauthored with Aleš Smetana, follows the Introduction (Part I), with the main focus on biographical sketches that include many photographs. The goal of this catalog is to summarize the current state of knowledge of the family and to stimulate worldwide monographic studies.
HABROCERINAE
[2 genera; 21 species and 1 species incertae sedis; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Oriental, and Australian (introduction) Regions]
Habrocerinae Mulsant and Rey, 1877: 66 (cited as Habrocériens; genera included: Habrocerus). Type genus: Habrocerus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 56).
— Eichelbaum, 1909: 190 (generic references; number of species in genus; general Distribution of genus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 441 (world catalog; genera).
— Porta, 1926: 131 (characters; species of Italy).
— Böving and Craighead, 1930: 30 (larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1469 (world catalog supplement).
— Scheerpeltz, 1940: 51 (key to Palaearctic genera).
— Bernet Kempers, 1941: 34, 36 (larval characters).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 1450 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 241 (characters; Danish species).
— Hatch, 1957: 48, 149 (characters).
— Arnett, 1963: 280 (characters; list of North American genera).
— Székessy, 1963: 63 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 220 (characters; central European species).
— Moore, 1964a: 89 (characters; notes).
— Kasule, 1966: 271 (included in Tachyporinae in larval key).
— Palm, 1966: 3 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 17 (larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 97 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Moore and Legner, 1974h: 475 (catalog of the taxonomy, biology, and ecology of developmental stages of species of America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 304 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Topp, 1978: 307 (larval characters).
— Welch, 1978: 61 (egg characters).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 155 (catalog; Poland).
— Watt and McColl, 1982: 19, 20 (characters; notes on New Zealand taxa).
— Newton, 1985: 200 (notes on austral distribution).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 56 (summary of current classification).
— Tóth, 1993: 1 (characters).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 308, 353 (revision of and key to genera and species; characters).
— Lawrence and Newton, 1995: 826 (discussion).
— Sparacio, 1995: 166 (characters; species of Sicily).
— Klimaszewski, Newton, and Thayer, 1996: 148 (review of subfamily for New Zealand; notes; list of New Zealand genera; number of New Zealand species).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 38, 111 (listed in Tachyporine group of subfamilies; monophyletic group; list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— M. Hansen, 1997: 123, 175, 178, 179 (autapomorphic features; key adult and larval characters; notes).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 358 (characters; notes).
— Klimaszewski, 2000: 44 (characters; notes on classification, natural history, and distribution in Canada).
Habroceridae Mulsant and Rey, 1877.
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 464 (Chilean species).
— Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 14 (genera of Iberian Peninsula).
Habrocerini Mulsant and Rey, 1877.
— Blatchley, 1910: 457 (characters).
— Arnett, 1963: 280 (characters; list of North American genera).
— Kasule, 1968: 124 (larval characters; notes).
Habrocerina Mulsant and Rey, 1877.
Habrocerus
[15 species (plus 1 incertae sedis); Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Oriental, and Australian (introduction) Regions]
Habrocerus Erichson, 1839a: 400 (species included: capillaricornis). Type species: Tachyporus capillaricornis Gravenhorst, fixed by monotypy.
— Heer, 1839: 292 (characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 242 (characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 682 (characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 24 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 56 (characters; notes).
— Wollaston, 1854: 568 (characters; notes).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 481 (characters).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 26 (characters).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 391 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (characters; Austrian species).
— Thomson, 1858: 36 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 45 (characters; type species: capillaricornis).
— Schaum, 1859: 24 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 146 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 331 [= 1866b: 82] (characters).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 25 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (catalog).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 64 (catalog; European species).
— Pandellé, 1869: 275, 310 (characters; key to species).
— Sharp, 1871d: 10 (list of British species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 184 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 590 [= 1876: 72] (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVII [= 1876: 226] (catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 123 (characters).
— Rey, 1882: 136 (characters).
— Duvivier, 1883: 128 (catalog).
— Sharp, 1888: 219 (characters).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 96 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 326 (characters; larval characters).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 185 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 85 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 293 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 441 (world catalog; 4 species).
— Leng, 1920: 112 (catalog of North American species).
— Muir, 1920: 398 (morphology of aedeagus).
— Winkler, 1925: 394 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Porta, 1926: 131 (characters; species of Italy).
— Roubal, 1930: 397 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Joy, 1932: 83 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1470 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 374 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Paulian, 1941: 271 (larval characters).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 150 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 377, 423 (type species: capillaricornis Gravenhorst; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 178 (type species: capillaricornis).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 242 (characters; Danish species).
— Kocher, 1958: 162 (checklist of species; Morocco).
— Smetana, 1959a: 216 (list of species collected in Albania).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 11 (list of Portuguese species).
— Székessy, 1963: 64 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 221 (characters; central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 3 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 97 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Bordoni, 1973j: 719 (list of species from islands near Sicily).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 147 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 304 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Topp, 1978: 307 (larval characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 278 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Uhlig, 1979: 256 (some species collected in Germany).
— Uhlig, Vogel, and Sieber, 1980: 249 (some species collected in Germany).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 155 (catalog; Poland).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 127 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Angelini, 1991: 191 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 87 (checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 2 (characters).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (in list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 187 (checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 309 (characters; morphology).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 111 (list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (key to species of Northeastern North America).
— M. Hansen, Palm, Pedersen, and Runge, 1998: 75 (list of species collected in 1997; Denmark).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 358 (3 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
canariensis Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 328 (Habrocerus; Type locality: E., La Gomera, El Cedro, 900 m).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1996: 375 (Habrocerus; Canary Islands).
— Assing, 1999a: 346 (Habrocerus; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 435 (Habrocerus; collecting notes; Canary Islands).
— Assing, 2000b: 117 (Habrocerus; collecting notes; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
capillaricornis Gravenhorst, 1806: 10 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Brunsvigae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Assing and Wunderle, 1995]).
— Erichson, 1839a: 401 (Habrocerus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 292 (Habrocerus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 243 (Habrocerus; characters; Germany; France; Sardinia).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 682 (Habrocerus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 33 (Habrocerus; characters; Germany; Switzerland; France; Sardinia).
— Wollaston, 1854: 569 (Habrocerus; characters; notes; Madeira).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 481 (Habrocerus; characters; France).
— Wollaston, 1857: 185 (Habrocerus; habitat; Madeira).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 393 (Habrocerus; notes; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 174 (Habrocerus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 45 (type species of Habrocerus).
— Thomson, 1861: 146 (Habrocerus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Habrocerus; notes; Austria).
— Wollaston, 1864: 557 (Tachyporus; notes; Canary Islands).
— Wollaston, 1865: 481 (Habrocerus; habitat; notes; Madeira Islands; Canary Islands).
— Crotch, 1867a: 382 (Habrocerus; Azores).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Habrocerus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 311 (Habrocerus; characters; Algeria; Sweden).
— Rottenberg, 1870: 28 (Habrocerus; Sicily).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 184 (Habrocerus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 591 [= 1876: 73] (Habrocerus; characters; France; Algeria; Madeira).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Habrocerus; characters; Baltic region).
— Fauvel, 1878: 132 [= 1878a: 52] (Habrocerus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1882: 138 (Habrocerus; characters; larval characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Habrocerus; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 219 (Habrocerus; characters; Britain).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 401 (Habrocerus; characters; Europe).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 428 (Habrocerus; characters; Europe).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 328 (Habrocerus; characters; Europe).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 314 (Habrocerus; Barbary; Azores; Madeira; Canaries).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Habrocerus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; Azores; Madeira; Canaries).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 109 (Habrocerus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 98 (Habrocerus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 294 (Habrocerus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Habrocerus; catalog).
— Muir, 1920: 398 (Habrocerus; morphology of aedeagus).
— Portevin, 1929: 326 (Habrocerus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1470 (Habrocerus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1940c: 5 (Habrocerus; Azores).
— Paulian, 1941: 272 (Habrocerus; larval characters).
— Méquignon, 1942a: 22 (Habrocerus; Azores).
— Normand, 1947 (Habrocerus; sexual characters).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 346 (Habrocerus; characters; cave species; France; Spain; Algeria).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 252 (Habrocerus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1954: 168 (Habrocerus; Canary Islands).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1111 (Habrocerus; Cyprus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 135 (Habrocerus; Italy).
— Smetana, 1963b: 40 (Habrocerus; Madeira).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963a: 421 (Habrocerus; Greece).
— Lohse, 1964: 221 (Habrocerus; characters; central Europe).
— Coiffait, 1965a (Habrocerus; morphology of male genitalia).
— Palm, 1966: 3 (Habrocerus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 94 (Habrocerus; larval characters).
— Horion, 1967: 1 (Habrocerus; Algeria; Turkey; Caucasus; Rhodes; Cyprus; all southern and central Europe; Ireland; England; Norway; Sweden; Finland).
— Coiffait, 1968b: 97 (Habrocerus; notes; Greece).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 736 (Habrocerus; Poland).
— Moore, 1973a: 216 (Habrocerus; [Note: Probably a misidentification of H. tropicus]; Brazil).
— Moore, 1973b: 72 (Habrocerus; California).
— Bordoni, 1974b: 16 (Habrocerus; Italy).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 121 (Habrocerus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Moore, 1976a (Habrocerus; Ohio).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Habrocerus; Britain).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 59 (Habrocerus; Spain).
— Tóth, 1983: 187 (Habrocerus; Hungary).
— Tóth, 1986: 18 (Habrocerus; Hungary).
— Segers, 1986: 52 (Habrocerus; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Ádám, 1987: 153 (Habrocerus; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Habrocerus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Habrocerus; Azores).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 99 (Habrocerus; checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
— Tóth, 1993: 3 (Habrocerus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Habrocerus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 316 (Habrocerus; characters; bionomics lectotype designation; England; Germany; Austria; Switzerland; Poland; France; Corsica; Spain; Canary Islands; Portugal; Madeira; Italy: Sardinia; Sicily; Hungary; Yugoslavia; Romania; Bulgaria; Greece; Corfu; Levkas; Euboea; Peloponnes; Russia; Ukraine; Turkey; Transcaucasia; Algeria; Morocco; USA; Canada; Colombia; New Zealand).
— Sparacio, 1995: 166 (Habrocerus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Habrocerus; Italy).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1996: 374 (Habrocerus; notes; Iran).
— Kocian, 1996b: 75 (Habrocerus; larval characters; Czech Republic).
— Ádám, 1996: 248 (Habrocerus; Hungary).
— Klimaszewski, Newton, and Thayer, 1996: 148 (Habrocerus; natural history note; introduced in New Zealand).
— Klimaszewski and Watt, 1997: 170 (Habrocerus; characters; New Zealand).
— Assing, 1998b: 488 (Habrocerus; notes; Canary Islands; USA: North Carolina).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 123 (Habrocerus; collected from cave; Spain; Portugal).
— Owen, 1999b: 62 (Habrocerus; captured underground at roots of old trees; Britain).
— Assing, 1999a: 346 (Habrocerus; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 437 (Habrocerus; Canary Islands).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Habrocerus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
▴ Distribution: Azores, Canary Islands, Madeira, Europe, Russia, Turkey, Transcaucasia, Iran, Algeria, Morocco, USA, Canada, Colombia, New Zealand.
nodicornis Stephens, 1832: 186 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Norfolk: Holme-juxta-mare).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Habrocerus; characters; England).
— Wollaston, 1854: 569 (Habrocerus; synonym of capillaricornis).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Habrocerus; synonym of nodicornis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Habrocerus; synonym of capillaricornis).
— Fauvel, 1875: 591 [= 1876: 73] (Habrocerus; synonym of capillaricornis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 328 (Habrocerus; synonym of capillaricornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Habrocerus; synonym of capillaricornis).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 316 (Habrocerus; synonym of capillaricornis).
costaricensis Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 338 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Costa Rica: Sa. Isidro, ek Cor.).
▴ Distribution: Costa Rica.
cyprensis Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 324 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Chypre: Baths of Aphrodite).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1996: 374 (Habrocerus; Rhodes; Cyprus).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Habrocerus; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Cyprus.
ibericus Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 326 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Portugal: Algarve, 8 km. N S. Brás de Alportel, 400 m. Also cited from Spain and France).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1996: 375 (Habrocerus; France).
— Assing, 1998b: 488 (Habrocerus; Spain).
▴ Distribution: France, Portugal, Spain.
indicus Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 332 (Habrocerus; Type locality: India: W. Bengal, Darjeeling Distr., Ghoom-Lopchu, 2000 m).
magnus LeConte, 1878b: 598 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Isle Royale, Lake Superior).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Habrocerus; catalog).
— Paulian, 1941: 273 (Habrocerus; larval characters; Ontario).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 341 (excluded from Habrocerus; [Note: Incertae sedis; the species was not moved to a particular genus or subfamily so I continue to list it in Habrocerus]).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (Habrocerus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada.
neglectus Assing, 1998b: 489 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Thailand: NE Bangkok, Khao Yai Nat. Park, Khao Khieo, 1150 m).
▴ Distribution: Thailand.
nodicornis Stephens, 1832, see: capillaricornis Gravenhorst, 1806.
pisidicus Korge, 1971: 58 (Habrocerus; subspecies of capillaricornis; Type locality: Bosburun Dagi im Pisidischen Taurus, um 1700 m).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 321 (Habrocerus; characters; Turkey; Bosnia; Bulgaria; Greece; Crete; Rhodes; Corfu; Cephallonia; Levkas; Peloponnes; Cyprus; Transcaucasia; Italy).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Habrocerus; Italy).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1996: 374 (Habrocerus; collecting notes; Greece).
— Assing, 1998b: 488 (Habrocerus; Bosnia Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Greece).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Habrocerus; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Turkey, Bosnia Hercegovina, Bulgaria, Greece, Crete, Rhodes, Corfu, Cephallonia, Levkas, Peloponnes, Cyprus, Italy, Caucasus.
rougemonti Pace, 1987: 5 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Thailand: Chiang Mai Prov., Doi Suthep).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 332 (Habrocerus; characters; Thailand).
— Assing, 1998b: 489 (Habrocerus; characters; Thailand).
▴ Distribution: Thailand.
schillhammeri Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 341 (Habrocerus; Type locality: N-Sumatra, Toba s-Prapat, Lumbah Julu, Indonesia).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
schwarzi Horn, 1877: 124 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Mic [Michigan]; [Note: See lectotype designation by Assing and Wunderle, 1995]. Originally cited from Detroit, Michigan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Habrocerus; catalog).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 334 (Habrocerus; characters; lectotype designation: Mic [Michigan]; bionomics; Alberta; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Massachusetts, Vermont; New Hampshire; New York; Wisconsin; Minnesota; Tennessee; Ohio).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (Habrocerus; characters; USA).
— Assing, 1998b: 490 (Habrocerus; Alberta).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
schuelkei Assing and Wunderle, 1996: 375 (Habrocerus; Type locality: China: Shaanxi, Qin Ling Shan, 107.56 E, 33.45 N, Autoroute km 93 S of Zhouzhi, 108 km SW Xian, 1650 m).
▴ Distribution: China.
simulans Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 324 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Israel: Cotê Mt. Carmel, 100 m. Also cited from Lebanon, and Turkey).
▴ Distribution: Israel, Lebanon, Turkey.
tichomirovae Filatova, 1981a: 120 (Nomimocerus, cited as Nominocerus; Type locality: Primorskii Krai, pos. Barabash-Levada, poima r. Komissarovki).
— Filatova, 1982: 105 (Nomimocerus, cited as Nominocerus; English translation of Filatova, 1981a; Russia).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 338 (Habrocerus; characters; Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
tropicus Wendeler, 1956b: 264 (Habrocerus; Type locality: Brasilien: Nova Teutonia).
Nomimocerus
[6 species; Neotropical Region]
Nomimocerus Coiffait and Saiz, 1965: 219 (species included: marginicollis). Type Species: Tachyporus marginicollis Solier, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 464 (Chilean species).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 343, 356 (characters; key to species; morphology).
conus Assing and Wunderle, 1996: 378 (Nomimocerus; Type locality: Chile: Prov. Llanquihua, Frutillar).
▴ Distribution: Chile.
longispinosus Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 348 (Nomimocerus; Type locality: Chile: Aysen Prov., 34 km W. Pto. Aysen, San Sabastian, 150 m).
marginicollis Solier, 1849: 343 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Puerto Montt; Chile; [Note: See lectotype designation by Coiffait and Saiz, 1965]. Originally cited from Chile: provincia de Valdivia).
— Kraatz, 1859a: 10 (Habrocerus; notes).
— Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 425 (Habrocerus; characters; Chile).
— Fauvel, 1864a: 124 (Habrocerus; notes; Chile).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 331 [= 1866b: 82] (Habrocerus; characters; Chile).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Habrocerus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 312 (Habrocerus; characters; Chile).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Habrocerus; catalog).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1965: 218 (Nomimocerus; characters; lectotype designation: Puerto Montt; Chile).
— Saiz, 1969a: 10 (Nomimocerus; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1972: 25 (Habrocerus; Argentina).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 346 (Nomimocerus; characters; Chile).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Chile.
rufescens Solier, 1849: 343 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Chile).
— Kraatz, 1859a: 10 (Habrocerus; notes).
— Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 425 (Habrocerus; notes; Chile).
— Fauvel, 1864a: 124 (Habrocerus; synonym of marginicollis).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 332 [= 1866b: 83] (Habrocerus; synonym of marginicollis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Habrocerus; variety of capillaricornis).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Habrocerus; synonym of marginicollis).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1965: 218 (Nomimocerus; synonym of marginicollis).
— Saiz, 1969a: 10, 11 (Nomimocerus; synonym of marginicollis).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 348 (Nomimocerus; synonymy with marginicollis not corroborated but accepted).
parvispinosus Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 350 (Nomimocerus; Type locality: S. Arg., Rio Negro, El Bolson, Topal. Also cited from Chile).
▴ Distribution: Argentina; Chile.
peckorum Assing and Wunderle, 1995: 351 (Nomimocerus; Type locality: Chile: Osorno Prov., Puyehue N.P. Anticura Repucura Tr., 500 m).
rufescens Solier, 1849, see: marginicollis Solier, 1849.
septentrionalis Assing, 1998b: 490 (Nomimocerus; Type locality: Chile: Coquimbo, 6 km SW Hurtado, 1040 m, Puente Morrillos, 30°16′S, 71°50′W).
▴ Distribution: Chile.
tichomirovae Filatova, 1981, see: Habrocerus.
OLISTHAERINAE
[2 genera; 3 species; Nearctic and Palaearctic Regions]
Olisthaerinae Thomson, 1858.
— Reitter, 1909: 163 (characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (synonym of Phloeocharini).
— Palm, 1948: 36 (Swedish species).
— Lohse, 1964: 20 (characters; key to central European species).
— Moore, 1964a: 89 (notes).
— Moore and Legner, 1973b: 40 (characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 275 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1979: 9 (catalog; Poland).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 260 (characters).
— Muona, 1979: 19 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Tóth, 1982: 17 (characters; species of Hungary).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 57 (summary of current classification).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 282 (related to Phloeocharinae).
— Lawrence and Newton, 1995: 826 (discussion).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 38 (listed in Tachyporine group of subfamilies).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 462 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— M. Hansen, 1997: 123, 175, 179 (autapomorphic features; key characters; notes).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 355 (characters; notes).
— Klimaszewski, 2000: 40 (characters; notes on classification, natural history, and Distribution in Canada and Alaska).
Olisthaerini Thomson, 1858: 38 (genera included: Olisthaerus). Type genus: Olisthaerus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 57).
Olisthaerina:
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (characters).
Anicula†
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Anicula† Ryvkin, 1985: 88 (Jurassic fossil; species included: inferna). Type species: Anicula inferna Ryvkin, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
inferna† Ryvkin, 1985: 88 (Anicula; Jurassic fossil; Type locality: nizhnaia ili srednaia Zabaikal'ia, Novospasskoe, ichetuiskaia svita).
▴ Distribution: Asian Russia.
Olisthaerus
[2 species; Nearctic and Palaearctic Regions]
Olisthaerus Dejean, 1833: 69 (species included: substriatus). Type species: Staphylinus substriatus Paykull, fixed by monotypy.
— Heer, 1839: 173 (characters).
— Erichson, 1840: 843 (characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 29 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 131 (characters; notes; list of species).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1857: 64 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 240 (characters).
— Thomson, 1858: 39 (characters).
— Thomson, 1859: 48 (characters; type species: substriatus).
— Schaum, 1859: 33 (catalog; European species).
— LeConte, 1861a: 71 (characters).
— Thomson, 1861: 175 (characters).
— LeConte, 1863: 26 (list of North American species).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 79 (catalog; European species).
— Fauvel, 1871a: 45 [= 1872: 19] (characters; key to species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 284 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875a: II [= 1875b: 203] (catalog).
— Fauvel, 1878d: 188 [= 1878e: 24] (key to North American species).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 192 (characters; key to species).
— Heyden, 1880: 84 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 337 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 360 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 122 (cited as Olistherus; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 49 (cited as Olistherus; list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 695 (characters).
— Reitter, 1909: 163 (characters; key to German species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 32 (world catalog; 3 species).
— Blatchley, 1910: 458 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 50 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Leng, 1920: 93 (catalog of North American species).
— Winkler, 1925: 325 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Porta, 1926: 7 (characters; species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 407 (characters; key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 300 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1025 (world catalog supplement).
— Palm, 1948: 37 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 272 (type species: substriatus).
— Horion, 1963: 18 (list of central European species).
— Székessy, 1963: 25 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 20 (characters; key to central European species).
— Kasule, 1968: 122 (larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 3 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Moore and Legner, 1973b: 41 (characters; notes).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 142 (cited as Olistaerus; checklist of species of USSR).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 275 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pototskaia, 1976: 166 (larval characters).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1979: 9 (catalog; Poland).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 260 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 19 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Tóth, 1982: 18 (characters; habitus; species of Hungary).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 16 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 92 (checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Boháč, 1993: 40 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 4 (in list of species of Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 462 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— Assing, Frisch, Kahlen, et al., 1998: 120 (note).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 355 (2 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
Olistherus Agassiz, 1847: 257 (emendation of Olisthaerus). Type species: Staphylinus substriatus Paykull, fixed by objective synonymy with Olisthaerus.
Olistherus Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 674 (emendation of Olisthaerus). Type species: Staphylinus substriatus Paykull, fixed by objective synonymy with Olisthaerus.
megacephalus Zetterstedt, 1828: 56 (Omalium; Type locality: Wittangi; Juckasjervi).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 54 (Omalium; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 173 (Olisthaerus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1840: 843 (Olisthaerus; characters; Lapland).
— Mäklin, 1853: 193 (Olisthaerus; characters; Kenai Peninsula; eastern Siberia; Lapland).
— Thomson, 1861: 176 (Olisthaerus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Fauvel, 1871a: 46 [= 1872: 20] note (Olisthaerus; characters; Switzerland; Scandinavia; Siberia; North America).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 232 (Olisthaerus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 206 (Olisthaerus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878d: 188 [= 1878e: 24] (Olisthaerus; characters; Alaska; Lake Superior; Siberia; Europe).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 194 (Olisthaerus; characters; France; Switzerland).
— J. Sahlberg, 1880: 105 (Olisthaerus; larval characters; Siberia).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 696 (Olisthaerus; characters; Switzerland; Scandinavia; Siberia; North America).
— Reitter, 1909: 163 (Olisthaerus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 32 (Olisthaerus; catalog).
— Van Dyke, 1924: 15 (Olisthaerus; Alaska).
— Fall, 1926: 145 (Olisthaerus; Alaska).
— Portevin, 1929: 407 (Olisthaerus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1025 (Olisthaerus; catalog).
— Palm, 1948: 37 (Olisthaerus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1963: 18 (Olisthaerus; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; Switzerland; Austria).
— Lohse, 1964: 20 (Olisthaerus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana 1975c: 154 (Olistherus; Mongolia).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 175 (Olisthaerus; found under bark).
— Lucht, 1987: 84 (Olisthaerus; checklist; Austria).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 94 (Olisthaerus; catalog; habitat; Distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Olberg and Andersen, 2000: 223 (Olisthaerus; attracted to trunk-window traps baited with Fomes fomentarius and Phellinus spp.; Norway).
▴ Distribution: northern and central Europe, Asian Russia, Mongolia, North America.
laticeps LeConte, 1850: 219 (Olisthaerus; Type locality: St. Ignace).
— Fauvel, 1871a: 46 [= 1872: 20] (Olisthaerus; synonym of substriatus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 696 (Olisthaerus; synonym of megacephalus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 32 (Olisthaerus; synonym of megacephalus).
laticeps LeConte, 1850, see: megacephalus Zetterstedt, 1828.
nitidus LeConte, 1850, see: substriatus Paykull, 1790.
substriatus Paykull, 1790: 137 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Vestrogothia).
— Paykull, 1800: 396 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 232 (Omalium; [Note: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 32 listed Gyllenhal as the author of substriatus, but he attributed it to Paykull]; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 468 (Omalium; characters of variety).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 55 (Omalium; characters; Lapland).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 288 (Omalium; characters; Finland).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 53 (Omalium; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 173 (Olisthaerus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1840: 844 (Olisthaerus; characters; Lapland).
— Thomson, 1859: 48 (type species of Olisthaerus).
— Thomson, 1861: 176 (Olisthaerus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 112 (Olisthaerus; Taurien).
— Fauvel, 1871a: 46 [= 1872: 20] (Olisthaerus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Germany; Switzerland).
— Fauvel, 1874: 319 [= 1874b: 25] (Olisthaerus; Siberia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 232 (Olisthaerus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 206 (Olisthaerus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878d: 189 [= 1878e: 25] (Olisthaerus; characters; Lake Superior; Siberia; Europe).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 195 (Olisthaerus; characters; France; Switzerland).
— J. Sahlberg, 1880: 105 (Olisthaerus; larval characters; Siberia).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 697 (Olisthaerus; characters; Alps; Carpathians; Crimea; Scandinavia; Siberia; North America).
— Poppius, 1909: 3 (Olisthaerus; cited as Olistherus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 163 (Olisthaerus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 32 (Olisthaerus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 407 (Olisthaerus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1025 (Olisthaerus; catalog).
— Palm, 1948: 37 (Olisthaerus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1963: 18 (Olisthaerus; Ukraine; Altai region; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; Carpathians; France; Switzerland; Austria; Slovakia; Romania; Poland).
— Lohse, 1964: 21 (Olisthaerus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 323 (Olisthaerus, cited as Olistherus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 18, 21 (Olisthaerus; larval characters).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 175 (Olisthaerus; found under bark).
— Tóth, 1982: 19 (Olisthaerus; characters).
— Lucht, 1987: 84 (Olisthaerus; checklist; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Sweden).
— Boháč, 1993: 40 (Olisthaerus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 4 (Olisthaerus; Italy ?).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 462 (Olisthaerus; characters; Canada; USA).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 94 (Olisthaerus; catalog; habitat; Distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 39 (Olisthaerus; catalog; Poland).
▴ Distribution: northern and central Europe, Russia, USA.
nitidus LeConte, 1850: 219 (Olisthaerus; Type locality: Eagle Harbor).
PHLOEOCHARINAE
[7 genera; 53 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Australian, and Oceanic Regions]
Phloeocharinae Erichson, 1839a.
— Blatchley, 1910: 457 (characters).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 101 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Palm, 1948: 35 (characters; Swedish species).
— Crowson, 1955: 34, 38 (adult characters in key; notes).
— Hatch, 1957: 47, 106 (characters; key to genera of Pacific Northwest).
— Lohse, 1964: 20 (characters; key to central European species).
— Moore, 1964a: 89 (notes).
— Kasule, 1966: 265, 271 (larval characters; notes).
— Kasule, 1968: 122 (larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 3 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Herman, 1972a: 2 (characters; discussion).
— Moore and Legner, 1973b: 35 (characters; notes; key to genera of United States).
— Moore and Legner, 1974g: 561 (key to genera of America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 272 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 24 (list of British species).
— Topp, 1978: 307 (larval characters).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1979: 8 (catalog; Poland).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 254 (characters; tabular key to genera of North America north of Mexico).
— Muona, 1979: 18 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1069 (key to North American genera).
— Tóth, 1981: 94 (list of species of Hortobágy National Park, Hungary).
— Watt and McColl, 1982: 19, 20 (characters; notes on New Zealand taxa).
— Tóth, 1982: 15 (characters; species of Hungary).
— Newton, 1985: 200 (notes on austral Distribution).
— Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 76 (key to genera of Iberian Peninsula).
— Frank, 1991: 346 (larval characters).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 13, 62 (summary of current classification; discussion).
— Welch, 1993 (ovariole structure and development).
— Lawrence and Newton, 1995: 826 (discussion).
— Sparacio, 1995: 136 (characters; species of Sicily).
— Klimaszewski, Newton, and Thayer, 1996: 147 (review of subfamily for New Zealand; notes; list of New Zealand genera; number of New Zealand species).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 38 (listed in Tachyporine group of subfamilies; poorly defined; list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 461 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— M. Hansen, 1997: 80, 122, 176, 178, 179 (characters supporting clade; autapomorphic features; key adult and larval characters; notes).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 295, 354 (key to Nearctic genera; characters; notes).
— Klimaszewski, 2000: 38 (characters; notes on classification, natural history, and Distribution in Canada and Alaska).
Phloeocharini Erichson, 1839a: 612 (genera included: Phloeocharis). Type genus: Phloeocharis (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 62).
— Thomson, 1858: 30 (characters).
— Eichelbaum, 1909: 116 (list of genera with some references; generic synonyms; number of genera; number of species in each genus; general distribution of genera).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 30 (world catalog; Phloeocharis, Ecbletus, Charhyphus, Derops, Olisthaerus).
— Johansen, 1914: 633 (characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (world catalog supplement).
— Porta, 1926: 7 (characters; species of Italy).
— Scheerpeltz, 1940: 12 (key to Palaearctic genera).
— Arnett, 1963: 254 (tribe of Oxytelinae; characters; list of North American genera).
Phloeocharina Heer, 1839: 172 (genera included: Phloeocharis). Type genus: Phloeocharis (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 62).
— Heer, 1839a: 5 (cited as tribe of Omalida).
— Jakobson, 1908: 445, 463 (characters; list of species of Russia and western Europe).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 62 (synonym of Phloeocharinae; [Note: Newton and Thayer cited a different 1839 article by Heer as his first use of the name but on page 24 write that the article cited here was published first]).
Scotodytidae Saulcy, 1870: 90 (genera included: Scotodytes). Type genus: Scotodytes (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 62).
Charhyphus
[5 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, and Palaearctic Regions]
Charhyphus Sharp, 1887: 709 (species included: brevicollis). Type species: Charhyphus brevicollis Sharp, fixed by monotypy.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 101 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 99 (type species: brevicollis).
— Herman, 1972a (characters; revision of and key to species; habitat; discussion).
— Moore and Legner, 1973: 125 (characters; notes).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 159 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 134 (characters; notes).
— Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1069 (characters).
— Frank, 1991: 346 (larval characters).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 462 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 355 (2 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
Triga Fauvel, 1878d: 182 [= 1878e: 18] (species included: picipennis; preoccupied by Gray, 1867). Type species: Hypotelus picipennis LeConte, fixed by monotypy.
— Duvivier, 1883: 203 (catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 10 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Leng, 1920: 93 (catalog of North American species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 996 (synonym of Pseudeleusis).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 396 (type species: picipennis).
— Herman, 1972a: 4 (synonym of Charhyphus).
Trigites Handlirsch, 1907: 731 (replacement name for Triga Fauvel). Type species: Hypotelus picipennis LeConte, fixed by objective synonymy with Triga.
— Blackwelder, 1952: 396 (type species).
— Moore, 1963: 47 (characters).
— Carpenter, 1992: 299 (checklist; notes).
— Herman, 1972a: 4 (synonym of Charhyphus).
Pseudeleusis Bernhauer, 1923c: 63 (replacement name for Triga Fauvel). Type species: Hypotelus picipennis LeConte, fixed by objective synonymy with Triga.
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 996 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 324 (type species).
— Herman, 1972a: 4 (synonym of Charhyphus).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 142 (checklist of species of USSR).
Chapmania Bernhauer, 1933c: 121 (species included: paradoxa; preoccupied by Monti-celli, 1893, Silvestri and Prerer, 1904, Spuler, 1910, and Miranda Ribeiro, 1920.). Type species: Chapmania paradoxa Bernhauer, fixed by monotypy.
— Blackwelder, 1952: 98 (type species: paradoxa).
— Herman, 1972a: 4 (synonym of Charhyphus).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 142 (checklist of species of USSR).
Siberia Blackwelder, 1952: 351 (replacement name for Chapmania Bernhauer). Type species: Chapmania paradoxa Bernhauer, fixed by objective synonymy with Chapmania.
arizoniensis Herman, 1972a: 8 (Charhyphus; Type locality: Arizona: Cochise County: Chiricahua Mountains, northwest slope of Barfoot Peak, 8250 feet).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 168 (Triga; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as picipennis but probably arizoniensis]; New Mexico).
▴ Distribution: USA.
brevicollis Sharp, 1887: 709 (Charhyphus; Type locality: Guatemala, Totonicapam 8500 to 10,500 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Charhyphus; catalog).
— Herman, 1972a: 10 (Charhyphus; characters; Mexico; Guatemala; [Note: Nicaragua also cited erroneously]).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Mexico.
coeni† Scudder, 1900: 78 (Triga; fossil; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 731 (Trigites; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Herman, 1972a: 15 (Charhyphus; notes).
▴ Distribution: USA.
paradoxus Bernhauer, 1933c: 122 (Chapmania; Type locality: Ostsibirien: Ussuri, Wladiwostok).
— Herman, 1972a: 11 (Charhyphus; characters; Siberia).
— Coiffait, 1974a: 197 (Chapmania, cited as Chapmannia; Siberia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
picipennis LeConte, 1863a: 59 (Hypotelus; Type locality: Middle States and Kansas).
— Fauvel, 1878d: 183 [= 1878e: 19] (Triga; characters; Michigan; Kansas).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 10 (Triga; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 996 (Pseudeleusis; catalog).
— Herman, 1972a: 12 (Charhyphus; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Georgia; Illinois; Maryland; North Carolina; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Wisconsin).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 95 (Charhyphus; checklist of species; Canada).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 462 (Charhyphus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
Dytoscotes
[1 species; Nearctic Region]
Dytoscotes Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1061 (species included: pacificus). Type species: Dytoscotes pacificus Smetana and Campbell, fixed by original designation.
pacificus Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1062 (Dytoscotes; Type locality: Oregon: Lane Co., Paradise Pk., US 126, Mckenzie Riv., 1700 ft.).
▴ Distribution: USA.
Ecbletus
[2 species; Neotropical and Nearctic Regions]
Ecbletus Sharp, 1887: 708 (species included: simplex). Type species: Ecbletus simplex Sharp, fixed by monotypy.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 101 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 138 (type species: simplex).
— Moore, 1965a: 44 (characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1973b: 39 (characters; notes).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 273 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 255 (characters; notes).
— Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1069 (characters).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 355 (1 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
leechi Moore, 1965a: 45 (Ecbletus; Type locality: California: Mokel Hill, Calaveras County).
▴ Distribution: USA.
simplex Sharp, 1887: 708 (Ecbletus; Type locality: Panama, San Miguel in the Pearl Islands).
Phloeocharis
[37 species; Nearctic and Palaearctic Regions]
Phloeocharis Mannerheim, 1830: 10, 50 (species included: subtilissima). Type species: Phloeocharis subtilissima Mannerheim, fixed by monotypy.
— Mannerheim, 1831: 424, 464 (characters).
— Dejean, 1833: 68 (list of species).
— Westwood, 1838a: 18 (characters; type species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 612 (characters).
— Heer, 1839: 172 (characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 421 (characters).
— Erichson, 1840: 844 (characters).
— Laporte, 1840: 190 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 744 (characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 29 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 131 (characters; notes; list of species).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 623 (characters).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1857: 64 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 240 (cited as Ploeocharis; characters).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 1037 (characters).
— Thomson, 1858: 40 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 32 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 42 (characters; type species: subtilissima).
— Schaum, 1859: 33 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 113 (characters).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 37 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 674 (catalog).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 79 (catalog; European species).
— Fauvel, 1871a: 46 [= 1872: 20] (characters; key to species).
— Sharp, 1871d: 15 (list of British species).
— Fauvel, 1873b: 109 [= 1873c: 2] (key to species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 284 (characters; cited as Ploeocharis).
— Fauvel, 1875a: II [= 1875b: 204] (catalog).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 196 (characters).
— Duvivier, 1883: 202 (catalog).
— Fowler, 1888: 432 (notes).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 338 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 360 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 122 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 693 (characters; key to middle European species).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 241 (catalog of species of Barbary).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 126 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 30 (world catalog; 17 species).
— Petri, 1912: 50 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 633 (characters).
— Peyermihoff, 1917: 119 (key to North African species).
— Winkler, 1925: 324 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Porta, 1926: 7 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 315 (key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 300 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1931: 361 (key to species of Balkan peninsula).
— Joy, 1932: 140 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 356 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 160 (list of British species).
— Palm, 1948: 35 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Tottenham, 1949: 353, 405 (type species: subtilissima Mannerheim; list of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 304 (type species: subtilissima).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 108 (key to Palaearctic species).
— Tottenham, 1954: 13 (characters; British species).
— Coiffait, 1956c (discussion; key to and catalog and Distribution of eyeless species).
— Kocher, 1958: 91 (checklist of species; Morocco).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 8 (list of Portuguese species).
— Székessy, 1963: 25 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 20 (characters; key to central European species).
— Kasule, 1968: 122 (larval characters; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 3 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 142 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Pope, 1977: 24 (list of British species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1979: 8 (catalog; Poland).
— Muona, 1979: 18 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1069 (characters).
— Spahr, 1981: 96 (references to specimens from amber and copal).
— Tóth, 1982: 16 (characters; habitus; key to species of Hungary).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 16 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 82 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Welch, 1993: 227 (ovariole structure and development).
— Boháč, 1993: 40 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 4 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 109 (list of Danish species).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 355 (1 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
Scotodytes Saulcy, 1865: 18 (species included: paradoxus). Type species: Scotodytes paradoxa Saulcy, fixed by monotypy.
— Fauvel, 1875a: II [= 1875b: 204] (synonym of Phloeocharis).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 200 (characters; key to French species).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 693 (subgenus of Phloeocharis).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 126 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 30 (subgenus of Phloeocharis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (subgenus of Phloeocharis).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 348 (type species: paradoxa).
— Coiffait, 1956c: 254 (subgenus cannot be maintained).
— Coiffait, 1957a (subgenus of Phloeocharis; characters; key to species; ecology; biogeography).
Thermocharis Fauvel, 1871a: 48 [= 1872: 22] (species included: coeca). Type species: Phloeocharis coeca Fauvel, fixed by monotypy.
— Fauvel, 1875a: II [= 1875b: 204] (synonym of Phloeocharis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 693 (synonym of Scotodytes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 30 (synonym of Phloeocharis).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 385 (type species: coeca).
acutangula Fauvel, 1898: 93 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Tunisie, Teboursouk).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 48 (Phloeocharis; Tunisia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 30 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Peyerimhoff, 1917: 119 (Phloeocharis; characters in key).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 109 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Tunisia.
antipodum Fauvel, 1878, see: Pseudophloeocharis.
australis Fauvel, 1903, see: Pseudophloeocharis.
beieri Scheerpeltz, 1931: 360, 362 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Stavrotas auf Levkas, 1100 m).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 111 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Ionian Islands.
bigerricas Coiffait, 1957a: 242 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Hautes-Pyrénées: entrée de la grotte de La Palle à Rieulhès près de St-Péde-Bigorre).
▴ Distribution: France.
biroi Eppelsheim, 1895d: 220 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Velebit-Gebirge, Sweto Brdo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1931: 362 (Phloeocharis; characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 113 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Tóth, 1982: 17 (Phloeocharis; characters).
▴ Distribution: Croatia.
bleusei Peyerimhoff, 1917: 117 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Saida, Oran).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 112 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Algeria.
bordei Peyerimhoff, 1917: 117 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Forêt de Guerrouch près Djidjelli, Constantine).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 111 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Algeria.
brachyptera Sharp, 1873: 267 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: cerca de Reinosa).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 113 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Spain.
umbratilis Eppelsheim, 1880b: 288 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Asturien).
caesariensis Peyerimhoff, 1917: 118 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Forêt de Tizi-Franco près Cherchell, Alger, 900 m).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 112 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Algeria.
californica Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1063 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Phloeocharis; Type locality: California: Julia Pfeiffer-Burns St. Pk., Mont. Co.).
▴ Distribution: USA.
coeca Fauvel, 1871, see: paradoxa Saulcy, 1865.
confusa Coiffait, 1957a: 242 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Hautes-Pyrénées, dans la Vallée de Nistos: entrée de la grotte de Moumouch à Bas-Nistos).
▴ Distribution: France.
conurella Fauvel, 1886: 11 [= 1886a: 3] (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Bou-Saada).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 48 (Phloeocharis; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Peyerimhoff, 1917: 119 (Phloeocharis; characters in key).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 109 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Tunisia.
corsica Fauvel, 1873b: 108 [= 1873c: 1) (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Mont Asinao, Corse; [Note: See lectotype designation by Orousset, 1989]. Originally cited from Corse: Mont Asinao, près Quenza; coteaux de la Restonica, près Corte; col de Vizzarona; Mont Renoso).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 203 (Scotodytes; characters; France).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 66 (Phloeocharis; Corsica).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 315 (Phloeocharis; characters; Corsica).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 113 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Coiffait, 1968c: 505 (Phloeocharis; Corsica).
— Orousset, 1989: 35 (Phloeocharis; lectotype designation: Mont Asinao, Corse; characters; notes; Corsica).
▴ Distribution: Corsica.
diecki Saulcy, 1870: 90 (Scotodytes; Type locality: Zumaraga).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 114 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; character in key).
— Coiffait, 1956c: 255 (Phloeocharis; characters in key).
▴ Distribution: Spain.
dubaulti Orousset, 1980: 157 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Pyrénées-Orientales: Prats-de-Mollo, route de la Tour-de-Mir, 900 m).
▴ Distribution: France.
eskualduna Coiffait, 1955d: 191 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Grotte d'Oxibar, Camou-Cihigue, Basses-Pyrénées).
— Coiffait, 1956c: 255 (Phloeocharis; characters in key).
— Coiffait, 1957a: 235, 239 (Phloeocharis; confirmation of validity; characters; Pyrenees).
▴ Distribution: France.
fagniezi Coiffait, 1957a: 241 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Haute Garonne: grotte de Gourgue).
▴ Distribution: France.
fauveli Normand, 1907a: 273 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: environs de La Barre, petit village de la banlieue de Foix).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 115 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Coiffait, 1956c: 256 (Phloeocharis; characters in key).
— Coiffait, 1957a: 234, 238 (Phloeocharis; notes; characters; France).
▴ Distribution: France.
galiberti Coiffait, 1957a: 242 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Tarn: Cayroulet, forêt d'Hautinaboul).
▴ Distribution: France.
gigantea Bernhauer, 1901a, see: Atheta.
hummleri Bernhauer, 1915c: 69 (Phloeocharis; variety of subtilissima; Type locality: Kreta).
— Scheerpeltz, 1931: 362 (Phloeocharis; cited as valid species; characters; Crete).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 110 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Tóth, 1982: 17 (Phloeocharis; characters; Hungary).
▴ Distribution: Crete, Hungary.
ichnusae Dodero, 1900: 404 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Monte Ferru presso Oristano nella Sardegna occidentale).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 115 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Coiffait, 1957a: 237 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; characters; Pyrenees).
— Orousset, 1980: 159 (Phloeocharis; characters).
— Zanetti, 1995: 4 (Phloeocharis; Italy).
▴ Distribution: France, Sardinia.
laticollis Fauvel, 1874: 319 [= 1874b: 25] (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Piémont, val de Stura, près la frontière française).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 202 (Scotodytes; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 695 (Phloeocharis; characters; Piemont).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 112 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Zanetti, 1995: 4 (Phloeocharis; Italy).
▴ Distribution: France, Italy.
longipennis Fauvel, 1875a: II [= 1875b: 204] (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Syrie, Bethléem).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 109 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Coiffait, 1955e: 426 (Phloeocharis; cave collection; Lebanon).
▴ Distribution: Israel, Lebanon.
maderi Scheerpeltz, 1951: 101 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Elbasan).
▴ Distribution: Albania.
maori Cameron, 1945, see: Pseudophloeocharis.
microptera Fauvel, 1898b: 156 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Pyrénèes-Orientales: Canigou, au tunnel de Belage, vers 1400 m d'altitude).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 113 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: France.
minutissima Heer, 1839: 173 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Genf).
— Fauvel, 1871a: 47 [= 1872: 21] note (Phloeocharis; characters; Switzerland).
▴ Distribution: Switzerland.
muizoni Jarrige, 1946a: 110 (Phloeocharis; subspecies of fauveli; Type locality: Saint-Sever, Landes, France).
— Coiffait, 1956c: 256 (Phloeocharis; cited as valid species; characters in key).
— Coiffait, 1957a: 235, 239 (Phloeocharis; valid species; characters; France).
▴ Distribution: France.
nevesi Scheerpeltz, 1951: 97 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Portugal: Santos Ferreira Neves, in der Umgebunt von Peña-Maior, Paços de Ferreira).
▴ Distribution: Portugal.
normandi Fauvel, 1903c: 202 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Pyrénées Orientales: La Croix-Blanche, près Port Vendres).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 110 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: France.
paradoxa Saulcy, 1865: 19 (Scotodytes; Type locality: Banyuls-sur-Mer).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 204 (Scotodytes; characters; France).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Dodero, 1918: 194 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Catalonia).
— Portevin, 1929: 315 (Phloeocharis; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 114 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; character in key).
— Coiffait, 1957a: 238 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; characters; Pyrenees).
▴ Distribution: France, Spain.
coeca Fauvel, 1871a: 48 [= 1872: 22] (Phloeocharis; subgenus Thermocharis; Type locality: Pyrénées Orientales, sur une colline entre Banyuls sur Mer, Collioures et Port Vendres).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 204 (Scotodytes; synonym of paradoxus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; synonym of paradoxa).
— Coiffait, 1957a: 234, 242 (Phloeocharis; synonym of paradoxa).
parallela Fauvel, 1877b: CLII (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Algérie: Miskoutine, près Guelma; Daya).
— Fauvel, 1878: 86 [= 1878a: 6] (Phloeocharis; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1886: 12 [= 1886a: 4] (Phloeocharis; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 48 (Phloeocharis; Algeria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Peyerimhoff, 1917: 119 (Phloeocharis; characters in key).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 110 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Algeria.
pusilla Coiffait, 1957a: 240 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Ariège: Carcanières-les-Bain).
▴ Distribution: France.
recidiva Peyerimhoff, 1924: 171 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Tizi n'Tachdirt, Grand-Atlas morocain, vers 3300 m).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1025 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 112 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
▴ Distribution: Morocco.
subclavata Mulsant and Rey, 1875b: 207 (Thermocharis; Type locality: Massane, Pyrénées-Orientales).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1876b: 194 (Thermocharis; characters; France).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 204 (Scotodytes; synonym of paradoxus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; synonym of paradoxa).
— Coiffait, 1956c: 255 (Phloeocharis; [Note: Cited as paradoxa which according to Coiffait, 1957a: 234 was a misidentification of subclavata]; characters in key).
— Coiffait, 1957a: 234, 241 (Phloeocharis; valid species; Pyrenees).
▴ Distribution: France.
subtilissima Mannerheim, 1830: 50 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Finlandia meridionalis).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 464 (Phloeocharis; Finland).
— Westwood, 1838a: 18 (Phloeocharis; characters; type species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 612 (Phloeocharis; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 172 (Phloeocharis; characters; Switzerland).
— Stephens, 1839: 423 (Phloeocharis; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1840: 845 (Phloeocharis; characters; Europe).
— Laporte, 1840: 190 (Phloeocharis; characters; Finland).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844a: 377 (Phloeocharis; notes; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 744 (Phloeocharis; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 54 (Phloeocharis; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 623 (Phloeocharis; characters; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 241 (Phloeocharis; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 1038 (Phloeocharis; characters; Germany).
— Thomson, 1859: 42 (type species of Phloeocharis).
— Thomson, 1861: 114 (Phloeocharis; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 112 (Phloeocharis; Russia).
— Fauvel, 1871a: 47 [= 1872: 21] (Phloeocharis; characters; France; Europe).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 284 (Phloeocharis; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 232 (Phloeocharis; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 171 (Phloeocharis; Finland).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1878b: 198 (Phloeocharis; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 432 (Phloeocharis; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 694 (Phloeocharis; characters; Europe).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1907: 13 (Phloeocharis; [Note: Erroneously cited as minutissima Mannerheim (rather than subtilissima Mannerheim) and cited as a synonym by Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1025]; characters; France).
— Reitter, 1909: 90 (Phloeocharis; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 31 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Johansen, 1914: 633 (Phloeocharis; characters; Denmark).
— Peyerimhoff, 1917: 119 (Phloeocharis; characters in key).
— Portevin, 1929: 315 (Phloeocharis; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1931: 362 (Phloeocharis; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region; western North Africa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1025 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 149 (Phloeocharis; fungus inhabitant).
— Palm, 1948: 35 (Phloeocharis; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1951: 111 (Phloeocharis; character in key).
— Horion, 1963: 17 (Phloeocharis; Scotland; Scandinavia; Finland; Pyrenees; France; Greece; Italy; Balkans; Germany; Austria).
— Lohse, 1964: 20 (Phloeocharis; characters; central Europe).
— Kasule, 1968: 124 (Phloeocharis; larval characters).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 710 (Phloeocharis; Poland).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 175 (Phloeocharis; found under bark).
— Pope, 1977: 24 (Phloeocharis; Britain).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 54 (Phloeocharis; Spain).
— Tóth, 1982: 17 (Phloeocharis; characters; Hungary).
— Segers, 1986: 17 (Phloeocharis; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Lucht, 1987: 84 (Phloeocharis; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Welch, 1993: 227 (Phloeocharis; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 40 (Phloeocharis; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Sparacio, 1995: 136 (Phloeocharis; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 4 (Phloeocharis; Italy).
— Ádám, 1996: 237 (Phloeocharis; Hungary).
— Fowles, Alexander, and Key, 1999: 129 (Phloeocharis; saproxylic species; status as endangered or threatened species; Britain).
— Lott, 1999: 72 (Phloeocharis; saproxylic species; habitat; endangered status; Britain).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Phloeocharis; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
umbratilis Eppelsheim, 1880, see: brachyptera Sharp, 1873.
vivesi Outerelo, 1984: 5 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: La Molina, en la cabecera de la cuenca del río Segre, a 1800 m de altitud, cerca del puerto de Tosas, provincia de Gerona).
▴ Distribution: Spain.
winkleri Scheerpeltz, 1951: 105 (Phloeocharis; subgenus Scotodytes; Type locality: Süd-frankreich bei Gr. de Gourge, Dép. Haute Garonne).
zariquieyi Coiffait, 1955d: 192 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Cadaques, Prov. de Gerona, Espagne).
Phloeognathus
[1 species; Australian Region]
Phloeognathus Steel, 1953a: 162 (species included: monticola). Type species: Phloeognathus monticola Steel, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
monticola Steel, 1953a: 162 (Phloeognathus; Type locality: New Zealand: Mt. Robert, 4000 ft.).
Pseudophloeocharis
[6 species; Australian and Oceanic Regions]
Pseudophloeocharis Steel, 1950b: 334 (species included: australis ?, brachyptera, sinuata, antipodum, fusca, occidentalis, maori). Type species: Phloeocharis maori Cameron, fixed by original designation.
antipodum Fauvel, 1878g: 483 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Australie occidentale et méridionale; Adelaide).
— Blackburn, 1888d: 191 (Phloeocharis; notes; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 30 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Steel, 1950b: 340 (Pseudophloeocharis; characters; Australia).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
australis Fauvel, 1903d: 257 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: Boulari).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 30 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1024 (Phloeocharis; catalog).
— Steel, 1950b: 334, 343 (Pseudophloeocharis; “No specimens . . . available for study, but there seems to be no reason why this should not be congeneric with the Australian species.”; cited as a synonym of maori).
— Steel, 1960: 1 (Pseudophloeocharis).
— Klimaszewski and Watt, 1997: 170 (Pseudophloeocharis; characters; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Caledonia, Australia, New Zealand.
maori Cameron, 1945d: 779 (Phloeocharis; Type locality: New Zealand: Tairua: Glen Hope).
— Steel, 1950b: 343 (Pseudophloeocharis; cited as valid species with australis as a junior synonym; characters; Australia; New Zealand; New Caledonia).
— Steel, 1960: 1 (Pseudophloeocharis; synonym of australis).
brachyptera Steel, 1950b: 337 (Pseudophloeocharis; Type locality: Victoria: Dividing Range).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
fusca Steel, 1950b: 340 (Pseudophloeocharis; Type locality: South Australia: Port Lincoln).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
maori Cameron, 1945, see: australis Fauvel, 1903.
occidentalis Steel, 1950b: 341 (Pseudophloeocharis; Type locality: Western Australia: Donnybrook).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
sinuata Steel, 1950b: 338 (Pseudophloeocharis; Type locality: Victoria. Also cited from Tasmania).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
Vicelva
[1 species; Nearctic Region]
Vicelva Moore and Legner, 1973b: 35 (species included: paradoxica). Type species: Vicelva paradoxica Moore and Legner, fixed by original designation.
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 274 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 258 (characters; notes).
— Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1069 (characters).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 95 (represented in northeastern Russia by species near vandykei).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 355 (1 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
paradoxica Moore and Legner, 1973, see: vandykei Hatch, 1957.
vandykei Hatch, 1957: 90 (Coprophilus; Type locality: Washington: Port Angeles).
— Herman, 1970: 368 (Coprophilus).
— Moore 1974b: 214 (Vicelva).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 96 (Vicelva; checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
▴ Distribution: USA, Canada.
paradoxica Moore and Legner, 1973b: 36 (Vicelva; Type locality: Washington: Port Angeles).
TACHYPORINAE
[46 genera; 1533 species; All Regions except the Antarctic]
Tachyporinae W. S. MacLeay, 1825.
— Olliff, 1886: 887 (characters).
— Luze, 1902c: 193 (key to genera).
— Eichelbaum, 1909: 192 (list of genera with references; generic synonyms; number of genera; number of species in each genus; general Distribution of genera).
— Blatchley, 1910: 441 (characters; key to Indiana genera).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 447 (world catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a (characters; key to Singapore species and genera).
— Porta, 1926: 119 (characters; species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 315 (key to French tribes).
— Cameron, 1932: 326 (characters; key to genera of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 82 (key to British tribes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1478 (world catalog supplement).
— Bernet Kempers, 1941: 34, 36 (larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1940: 52 (key to Palaearctic genera).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 509 (key to genera of West Indies).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 163 (characters; key to Danish genera).
— Crowson, 1955: 34, 38 (adult and larval characters in key; notes).
— Hatch, 1957: 47, 109 (characters; key to genera of Pacific Northwest).
— Arnett, 1963: 249, 281 (key to North American genera; characters; list of North American genera).
— Székessy, 1963: 65 (characters; key to genera of Hungary).
— Steel, 1963: 54 (list of species of Malham Tarn; collecting notes; Britain).
— Lohse, 1964: 221 (characters; key to central European species).
— Moore, 1964a: 89 (characters; notes).
— Kasule, 1966: 265, 271 (larval characters; notes).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 630 (larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 5 (characters; key to genera and species of Sweden).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 17 (larval characters).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 401 (key to Chilean tribes).
— Kasule, 1968: 124 (larval characters; larval key to tribes and genera).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 97 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Tikhomirova, 1968: 148 (fossil species).
— Steel and Woodroffe, 1969: 137 (list of species collected from Isle of Rhum; collecting notes).
— Britton, 1970: 545 (characters of adults; Australia; notes).
— Moore and Legner, 1974g: 561 (key to genera of America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1974h: 474 (catalog of the taxonomy, biology, and ecology of developmental stages of species of America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 276 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Topp, 1978: 307, 313 (larval characters; key to genera).
— Welch, 1978 (larval ecology; feeding).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 262 (characters; tabular key to tribes and genera of North America north of Mexico).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 157 (catalog; Poland).
— Spahr, 1981: 93 (references to specimens from amber and copal).
— Watt and McColl, 1982: 19, 20 (characters; notes on New Zealand taxa).
— Smetana, 1983: 274 (key to tribes of Tachyporinae).
— Tóth, 1983: 187 (list of species of the Hortobágy National Park, Hungary).
— Shibata, 1985a: 18 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Tóth, 1986: 18 (list of species of Bakony Mountains, Hungary).
— Gusarov, 1989 (list of species from the Crimea; ecological and habitat notes).
— Frank, 1991: 346 (larval characters).
— Frania, 1992 (studies on ecdysis and metamorphosis).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 14, 66 (summary of current classification; discussion).
— Newton, Thayer, and Sabrosky, 1992 (application to Commission to endorse family group names based on Tachyporus to have precedence over those based on Tachinus).
— Tóth, 1993: 4 (characters; key to Hungarian genera).
— Welch, 1993 (ovariole structure and development).
— ICZN, 1993b (names based on Tachyporus are to be given priority over those based on Tachinus).
— Lawrence and Newton, 1995: 826 (discussion).
— Sparacio, 1995: 167 (characters; species of Sicily).
— Klimaszewski, Newton, and Thayer, 1996: 148 (review of subfamily for New Zealand; notes; list of New Zealand genera; number of New Zealand species).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 38, 109 (listed in Tachyporine group of subfamilies; problematic defination; list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 462 (characters; key to genera of Northeastern North America).
— M. Hansen, 1997: 123, 175, 178, 179 (autapomorphic features; key adult and larval characters; notes).
— Schülke, 1998i: 139 (supplement to Lohse, 1964, and supplement to key to genera).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 296, 355 (key to Nearctic tribes and genera; characters; notes).
— Klimaszewski, 2000: 17, 41 (characters; notes on classification, natural history, Distribution, and key to tribes in Canada and Alaska).
Tachyporidae W. S. MacLeay, 1825: 49 (genera included: MacLeay cited no specific genera but indicated that Tachyporidae was equivalent to Latreille's Microcephales, which included “Loméchuse, Tachine, Tachypore”). Type genus: Tachyporus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
Tribe Cordobanini
Cordobanini Bernhauer, 1910b: 386 (genera included: Cordobanus). Type genus: Cordobanus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
Cordobanus
[1 species; Neotropical Region]
Cordobanus Bernhauer, 1910b: 386 (species included: mirabilis). Type species: Cordobanus mirabilis Bernhauer, fixed by monotypy.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1520 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 153 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 107 (type species: mirabilis).
mirabilis Bernhauer, 1910b: 387 (Cordobanus; Type locality: Mexiko: Vera Cruz, Cordoba).
Tribe Deropini
Deropini Smetana, 1983: 272 (cited as Deropsini; genera included: Derops, Paraleaster, Rimulincola). Type genus: Derops, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
Derops
[12 species; Nearctic, Palaearctic, and Oriental Regions]
Derops Sharp, 1889: 418 (species included: longicornis). Type species: Derops longicornis Sharp, fixed by monotypy.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 32 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Winkler, 1925: 325 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 121 (type species: longicornis).
— Herman, 1970: 427 (notes; moved to Phloeocharinae).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 142 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Shibata, 1976: 127 (cited as Delops; checklist of species of Japan).
— Smetana, 1983: 269, 274 (characters; discussion of relationships and subfamilial position; checklist of species; bionomics; Distribution).
— Watanabe, 1985: 436, 450 (characters; revision of and key to species of Japan; notes).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (1 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
Paraleaster Cameron, 1930: 169 (species included: longipennis). Type species: Paraleaster longipennis Cameron, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1075 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 290 (type species: longipennis).
— Herman, 1970: 427 (synonym of Derops).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 142 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Smetana, 1983: 275 (synonym of Derops).
— Watanabe, 1985: 436 (synonym of Derops).
Rimulincola Sanderson, 1947: 131 (species included: divalis). Type species: Rimulincola divalis Sanderson, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Blackwelder, 1952: 342 (type species: divalis).
— Moore, 1964: 57 (characters).
— Herman, 1970: 427 (notes; moved to Phloeocharinae).
— Moore and Legner, 1973b: 37 (characters; notes).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 272 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 257 (characters; notes).
— Smetana and Campbell, 1980: 1069 (characters).
— Smetana, 1983: 274 (synonym of Derops).
— Watanabe, 1985: 436 (synonym of Derops).
coreanus Watanabe, 1969: 627 (Paraleaster; Type locality: S. Korea: Goyang'i-gul Cave, Ongjeong-ri, Seomyeon, Yeongweol-gun, Kangweon-do).
— Coiffait, 1974a: 197 (Paraleaster; Siberia).
— Smetana, 1983: 277 (Derops; bionomics).
— Watanabe, 1985: 445 (Derops; characters; Japan; Korea).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 226 (Derops; Korea).
— J. Li, 1993: 44 (Derops; China).
— Schülke, 1995a: 30 (Derops; notes; Primorie).
▴ Distribution: Russia, China, Korea, Japan.
dingshanus Watanabe, 1999a: 253 (Derops; Type locality: East China: Jiangsu Province: Yixing, Dingshan, Linggu Dong Cave).
divalis Sanderson, 1947: 131 (Rimulincola; Type locality: Arkansas: Winslow, Devil's Den State Park).
— Smetana, 1983: 277 (Derops; cited as divialis; bionomics; Arkansas; Illinois).
— Robison and Allen, 1995: 9, 10 (Derops; notes; Arkansas; Illinois; Oklahoma).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (Derops; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
japonicus Sawada, 1956: 42 (Paraleaster; Type locality: Japan: Mt. Hiko, Kyushu).
— Nakane, 1963a: 83 (Paraleaster; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Smetana, 1983: 277 (Derops; bionomics).
— Watanabe, 1985: 443 (Derops; characters; Japan).
— Watanabe, 1996a: 15 (Derops; cave collection; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
kasugaensis Sawada, 1956, see: longicornis Sharp, 1889.
lisae Smetana, 1995i: 100 (Derops; Type locality: Taiwan: Taitung Hsien, Hsinkangshan above Chengkung, 800 m).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
longicornis Sharp, 1889: 418 (Derops; Type locality: Ashinoyu).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 32 (Derops; catalog).
— Smetana, 1983: 277 (Derops; bionomics).
— Watanabe, 1985: 439 (Derops; characters; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 44 (Derops; China).
— Watanabe, 1996a: 15 (Derops; cave collection; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
kasugaensis Sawada, 1956: 43 (Paraleaster; Type locality: Japan: Mt. Kasuga, Nara).
— Smetana, 1983: 278 (Derops; synonym of longicornis).
— Watanabe, 1985: 439 (Derops; synonym of longicornis).
longipennis Cameron, 1930: 170 (Paraleaster; Type locality: Assam: Naga Hills, Laimatak).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1075 (Paraleaster; catalog).
— Smetana, 1983: 277 (Derops).
▴ Distribution: India.
nitidipennis Schülke, 2000f: 913 (Derops; Type locality: China: Shaanxi Prov., Taibai Shan above Houshenzi, 1700–2600 m).
▴ Distribution: China.
okinawanus Watanabe, 1985: 447 (Derops; Type locality: Japan: Ryukyus, Okinawa-hontô, Mt. Nago-dake).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
puetzi Schüke, 1999: 345 (Derops; Type locality: China: Sichuan, Qincheng Shan, NW Chengdu, 650-700 m, 30.53.57 N, 103.32.23 E).
uenoi Watanabe, 1993: 558 (Derops; Type locality: Ljantchike Riv., Murarjev-Amurskii Peninsula, Primorye, Soviet Far East).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
vietnamicus Watanabe, 1996: 145 (Derops; Type locality: Mt. Tam Dao, Vinh Phu Prov., N. Vietnam).
▴ Distribution: Vietnam.
Tribe Megarthropsini
Megarthropsini Cameron, 1919: 231 (genera included: Megarthropsis). Type genus: Megarthropsis, fixed by monotypy.
Megarthropsis
[1 species; Oriental Region]
Megarthropsis Cameron, 1919: 231 (species included: decorata). Type species: Megarthropsis decorata Cameron, fixed by monotypy.
— Cameron, 1921a: 355, 406 (characters; key to Singapore species; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1478 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 236 (type species: decorata).
— Smetana, 1983a: 144 (characters).
— Smetana, 1992a: 204 (characters; illustrations).
decorata Cameron, 1919: 232 (Megarthropsis; Type locality: Singapore: Mandai; [Note: See lectotype designation by Smetana, 1983a]).
Nepaliodes
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Nepaliodes Coiffait, 1977: 272 (species included: variolosus). Type species: Nepaliodes variolosus Coiffait, fixed by original designation.
variolosus Coiffait, 1977: 272 (Nepaliodes; [Note: Cited at the head of the description and at the type species designation as variolasa but as variolosa on page 244 and figure 6; the latter is probably the intended spelling; according to information on the type label cited by Smetana, 1983a: 154, the spelling of the name is variolosa; Smetana's first revisor use of the multiple original spellings (Article 24.2.3) is the correct one]; Type locality: Chemin de Pokhara à Goropani, Népal central).
Peitawopsis
[2 species; Palaearctic Region]
Peitowopsis Smetana, 1992a: 199 (species included: monticola). Type species: Peitowopsis monticola Smetana, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
inexspectata Smetana, 1995b: 131 (Peitawopsis; Type locality: Taiwan: Kaohsiung Hsien, Kuanshan trail above Kaunshanchi Riv., 2550 m).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
monticola Smetana, 1992a: 204 (Peitawopsis; Type locality: Taiwan: Pingtung Hsien: Peitawushan Trail, 2000 m).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
Tribe Mycetoporini
Mycetoporini Thomson, 1859.
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66 (tribe of Tachyporinae).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 109 (list of Danish species).
— Schülke, 1998i: 139 (valid name; notes; key to genera of central Europe).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 297, 357 (key to Nearctic genera; characters; notes).
Mycetoporides Thomson, 1859: 46 (genera included: Mycetoporus, Ischnosoma, Megacronus, Bryocharis, Bryoporus, Bolitobius [cited as Boletobius], Lordithon). Type genus: Mycetoporus of Thomson, not Mannerheim (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
Mycetoporiini Thomson, 1859.
— Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 118 (incorrect spelling). Type genus: Mycetoporus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
— Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 124 (key to genera of Iberian Peninsula).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66 (synonym of Mycetoporini).
Mycetoporina Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (genera included: Bolitobius, Megacronus, Bryocharis, Bryoporus, Mycetoporus, Ischnosoma). Type genus: Mycetoporus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
Bolitobii Horn, 1877: 83, 85 (genera included: Bolitobius, Bryoporus, Mycetoporus). Type genus: Bolitobius (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
Bolitobiini Horn, 1877.
— Luze, 1901c: 662 (characters; key to genera).
— Luze, 1902c: 194 (key to genera).
— Eichelbaum, 1909: 200 (list of genera with references; generic synonyms; number of genera; number of species in each genus; general Distribution of genera).
— Reitter, 1909: 98, 99 (characters; key to genera).
— Blatchley, 1910: 452 (characters; cited as Boletobiini; key to Indiana genera).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (world catalog).
— Porta, 1926: 119 (characters; species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 326 (characters; key to French genera).
— Cameron, 1932: 327 (characters; key to genera of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 82 (key to British genera).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (world catalog supplement).
— Scheerpeltz, 1940: 53 (key to Palaearctic genera).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 345 (cave species).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 164 (characters; key to Danish genera).
— Hatch, 1957: 110 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest).
— Arnett, 1963: 281 (characters; list of North American genera).
— Lohse, 1964: 222 (characters; key to central European species).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 630 (larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 7 (characters; key to genera and species of Sweden).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 94 (larval characters).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 402 (characters).
— Kasule, 1968: 124, 125 (larval characters; larval key to genera).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 97 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 272 (characters; tabular key to genera of North America north of Mexico).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 157 (catalog; Poland).
— Smetana, 1983: 274 (tribe of Tachyporinae; characters).
— Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 123 (key to genera of Iberian Peninsula).
— Campbell, 1993a: 6 (key to North American genera).
Bolitobiinae:
Bolitobiina:
Bolitobius
[41 species (5 doubtful); Nearctic and Palaearctic Regions]
Bolitobius Leach, 1819: 176 (species included: analis; [Note: Staphylinus analis Fabricius, a name usually listed in Bolitobius, Megacronus, Bolitoglyphus, or Bryocharis, under the authorship of Paykull, was misidentified and all uses of the name by authors from Paykull onward in Bolitobius etc., were misidentifications of Megacronus castaneus Stephens (see Schülke, 1999d)]). Type species: Megacronus castaneus Stephens (= Staphylinus analis sensu Paykull, 1789, and others), fixed by Schülke, 1999d, by application of Article 70.3.2.
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (cited as Boletobius; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1829a: 22 (catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1829: 269 (catalog; Britain).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 11, 64 (key; characters).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 425, 478 (key; characters).
— Dejean, 1833: 69 (list of species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 403 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bolitobius plus Bryocharis]; characters).
— Heer, 1839: 297 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bolitobius and Bryocharis]; characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 268 ([Note: Cited in sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius], cited as Boletobius; characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 685 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius], cited as Boletobius; characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 25 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 57 (cited as Boletobius; characters; notes; list of species).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 27 (characters).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 439 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; characters; key to Austrian species).
— Thomson, 1858: 37 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (cited as Boletobius; characters; type species: lunulatus).
— Schaum, 1859: 25 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; catalog; European species).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 335 [= 1866b: 86] ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; characters).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 26 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 64 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; catalog; European species).
— Pandellé, 1869: 279, 333, 353 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; characters; key to species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 191 ([Note: Cited in the sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius]; characters; key to Austrian species).
— Gozis, 1886: 13 (type species).
— Olliff, 1886: 904 (characters).
— Blatchley, 1910: 452 ([Note: Cited the in sense of Bryocharis and Bolitobius], cited as Boletobius; characters; key to Indiana species).
— Petri, 1912: 82 (cited as Bolytobius; list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Leng, 1920: 111 ([Note: Most of species cited should be in Lordithon]; catalog of North American species).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species; type species: analis).
— Tottenham, 1949: 378, 424 (type species: analis Paykull; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 80 (type species: analis; notes).
— Hatch, 1957: 126 (characters; species of Pacific Northwest).
— Kasule, 1968: 125 (larval characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 276 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 273 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 180 (catalog; Poland).
— Spahr, 1981: 94 (references to specimens from amber and copal; [Note: This may refer to Lordithon]).
— Shibata, 1985a: 34 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Segers, 1986: 54 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 98 (checklist of species; Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (ovariole structure and development).
— Schülke, 1993b (characters and revision setiger species group; key to species; phylogeny of species; distribution).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (additions to list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 463 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 77 (characters; key to species of Japan).
— Schülke, 1998i: 140, 142 (characters; notes; supplement to key to species in Lohse, 1964).
— Schülke, 1999d: 982 (type species: castaneus Stephens by application of Article 70.3.2; synonym of Bolitobius).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (3 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 103 (collected from Kamchatka).
Megacronus Stephens, 1829a: 22 (species included: analis, cernuus; see “Note:” for Bolitobius). Type species: Megacronus castaneus Stephens (= Staphylinus analis sensu Paykull, 1789, and others), fixed by Schülke, 1999d, by application of Article 70.3.2.
— Stephens, 1829: 268 (catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 100, 165 (characters).
— Westwood, 1838a: 18 (characters; type species).
— Heer, 1839: 297 (characters; subgenus of Bolitobius).
— Erichson, 1839b: 268 (synonym of Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 58 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 27 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 439 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Schaum, 1859: 25 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Thomson, 1861: 166 (characters).
— Pandellé, 1869: 333 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters).
— Sharp, 1871d: 11 (list of British species).
— Fauvel, 1875: 553 [= 1876: 35] (characters; key to species).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXV [= 1876: 224] (catalog).
— Heyden, 1880: 70 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Sharp, 1884: 317 (notes; Mexican and Central American species).
— Sharp, 1888: 207 (characters; key to British species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 97 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456, 463 (synonym of Bryoporus and Bryocharis).
— Portevin, 1929: 331 (key to French species).
— Cameron, 1932: 349 (synonym of Bryocharis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (synonym of Bryoporus and Bolitobius).
— Tottenham, 1949: 378 (synonym of Bolitobius; type species: analis Olivier).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 233 (type species).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (synonym of Bryoporus and Bolitobius).
— L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 77 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Schülke, 1999d: 982 (type species: castaneus Stephens by application of Article 70.3.2; synonym of Bolitobius).
Bolitoglyphus Gistel, 1834: 9 (species included: atricapillus, analis, merdarius; see “Note:” for Bolitobius). Type species: Megacronus castaneus Stephens (= Staphylinus analis sensu Paykull, 1789, and others), fixed by Schülke, 1999d, by application of Article 70.3.2.
— Gistel, 1856: 387 (list of species).
— Schülke, 1999d: 982 (type species: castaneus Stephens by application of Article 70.3.2; synonym of Bolitobius).
Bryocharis Lacordaire, 1835: 502 (species included: analis; see “Note:” for Bolitobius). Type species: Megacronus castaneus Stephens (= Staphylinus analis sensu Paykull, 1789, and others), fixed by Schülke, 1999d, by application of Article 70.3.2.
— Heer, 1839: 297 (synonym of Megacronus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 268 (synonym of Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 58 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 27 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 439 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Thomson, 1858: 37 (characters).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (characters; type species: analis).
— Schaum, 1859: 25 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Thomson, 1861: 167 (characters).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Fauvel, 1875: 553 [= 1876: 35] (synonym of Megacronus).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXV [= 1876: 224] (synonym of Megacronus).
— Rey, 1883: 15 (characters; key to French species).
— Lynch, 1884: 103 (characters).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 409 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 435 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 97 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 358 (characters; key to middle European species).
— Luze, 1901c: 739 (characters; key to species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 180 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 98, 103 (characters; key to species).
— Petri, 1912: 83 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 327 (characters; key to species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (world catalog; 12 species).
— Winkler, 1925: 398 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Porta, 1926: 124 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Cameron, 1932: 349 (characters; key to species of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 86 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 374 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Tottenham, 1949: 378 (synonym of Bolitobius; type species: analis).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 86 (type species: analis; notes).
— Kocher, 1958: 164 (checklist of species; Morocco).
— Székessy, 1963: 67 (cited as Bryocharis; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 234 (characters; key to central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 31 (characters; key to species of Sweden).
— Kasule, 1968: 125, 127 (larval characters; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 103 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 149 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Pototskaia, 1976: 167 (larval characters).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Topp, 1978: 313 (larval characters).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 117 (some species collected in Slovakia).
— Uhlig, Vogel, and Sieber, 1980: 249 (some species collected in Germany).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 129 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Spahr, 1981: 94 (references to specimens from amber and copal).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Angelini, 1991: 191 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— Tóth, 1993: 22 (cited as valid genus; characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 77 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Schülke, 1998i: 140 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Schülke, 1999d: 982 (type species: castaneus Stephens by application of Article 70.3.2; synonym of Bolitobius).
Drymoporoides Fiori, 1915: 57 (subgenus of Bryocharis; species included: melanocephala; [Note: Nomen dubium]). Type species: Bryocharis (Drymoporoides) melanocephala Fiori, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (subgenus of Bryocharis; doubtful subgenus).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 137 (type species: melanocephala).
acuminatus Sharp, 1884, see: Bryoporus.
affinis Cameron, 1950, see: Lordithon.
alticola Sharp, 1884, see: Lordithon.
analis: sensu Paykull, 1787, see: castaneus Stephens, 1832.
anatolicus Fagel, 1968, see: castaneus Stephens, 1832.
angularis Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
angularis Sachse, 1852, see: Lordithon.
anticus Horn, 1877, see: Lordithon.
apicalis Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
apicicornis Bernhauer, 1920, see: Lordithon.
apicicornis Hellén, 1939 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: cingulatus Mannerheim, 1830.
arcuatus Solsky, 1871, see: Lordithon.
araidonis Kano, 1933, see: cingulatus Mannerheim, 1831.
arizonensis Bernhauer, 1912, see: Lordithon.
asperipennis Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 404 (Bolitobius; Type locality: no locality cited, presumably from Chile).
▴ Distribution: Chile.
aubei Pandellé, 1869, see: inclinans Gravenhorst, 1806.
barnevillei Pandellé, 1869: 335 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Fauvel, 1875: 556 [= 1876: 38] (Megacronus; synonym of inclinans).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 359 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
— Luze, 1901c: 744 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
— Fagel, 1966: 5 (Bryocharis; characters; valid species; France; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 131 (Bryocharis; subspecies of inclinans; collected from cave; Spain).
▴ Distribution: France, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia.
beesoni Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
besucheti Schülke, 1992: 637 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Pakistan: Swat, s/Utrot, 2500–2600 m).
bicolor Rossi, 1790, see: cingulatus Mannerheim, 1830.
bicolor Cameron, 1926, see: commodus Herman, 2001.
bicoloratus Last, 1984, see: Lordithon.
biguttatus Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
bimaculatus Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
bimaculatus Kraatz, 1859, see: Lordithon.
bimaculatus Couper, 1865, see: Lordithon.
biplagiatus Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
bipustulatus Cameron, 1937, see: Lordithon.
birmanus Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
biseriatus Mannerheim, 1846, see: Bryoporus.
breviceps Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
brucki Pandellé, 1869, see: Mycetoporus.
brunnipennis Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
californicus Bernhauer, 1912, see: Lordithon.
cascadensis Malkin, 1944, see: Lordithon.
castaneus Stephens, 1832: 166 (Megacronus; Type locality: Norfolk; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1999d. This species has been referred to as Staphylinus analis Paykull, 1789, or S. analis Fabricius, 1789, by most authors. Paykull's use is a misidentification, he did not describe the species, he attributed it to Fabricius. Fabricius validated the name in 1787, not 1789. The true S. analis Fabricius, 1787, is a species of Quedius (Schülke, 1999d: 978, 982), the misidentification, Bolitobius analis sensu Paykull, was replaced by B. castaneus (Stephens) by Muona, 1979, Schülke, 1999d and others. All the citations for Bolitobius analis refer to B. castaneus]).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; notes; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Bolitobius; synonym of cingulatus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (Bolitobius; synonym of cingulatus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 352 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; England; France).
— Fauvel, 1875: 555 [= 1876: 37] (Megacronus; synonym of analis).
— Fowler, 1888: 208 (Megacronus; synonym of analis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 359 (Bryocharis; synonym of analis).
— Luze, 1901c: 740 (Bryocharis; synonym of analis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bryocharis; synonym of analis).
— Muona, 1977: 20 (Bolitobius; valid species).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bolitobius; cited as valid species with “analis Fabricius, 1789” [Note: Fabricius did not described or use the name analis in 1789], as junior synonym; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bolitobius; cited as valid name; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 142 (Bolitobius; valid species; “analis auct. nec F.” cited as conspecific; characters).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 82 (Bolitobius; cited as valid species; catalog; habitat; Distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Schülke, 1999d: 978, 982 (Bolitobius; lectotype designation).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Bolitobius; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Caucasus, Turkey.
analis sensu Paykull:
— Paykull, 1789: 47 (Staphylinus; redescription; Sweden; [Note: Misidentification: Paykull, 1789, is usually cited as the original reference for Staphylinus analis as used in Bolitobius, but Paykull attributed the name to Fabricius so Paykull's use was a misidentification of the species named by Fabricius in 1787. All subsequent uses of S. analis in Bolitobius, Megacronus, and Bryocharis, were misidentifications sensu Paykull. The true S. analis Fabricius is a species of Quedius (Schülke, 1999d)]).
— Oliver, 1795:(42): 28 (Staphylinus; cited as analis Fabricius, 1787 [Note: This use regarded by Erichson, 1893a, to refer to analis Paykull]; characters; France; Sweden; Denmark).
— Schrank, 1798: 649 (Staphylinus; [Note: This use regarded by Erichson, 1893b, to refer to analis Paykull]; characters; notes).
— Paykull, 1800: 394 (Staphylinus; cited as analis Fabricius, 1787; characters; Sweden).
— Marsham, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; [Note: This use regarded by Erichson, 1893b, to refer to analis Paykull]; characters; Britain).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 148 (Tachinus; cited as analis Fabricius, 1787 [Note: This use regarded by Erichson, 1893a, to refer to analis Paykull]; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 269 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463, cited as merdarius Gyllenhal as a synonym of analis Fabricius; Gyllenhal did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Sweden).
— Leach, 1819: 176 (type species of Bolitobius).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 472 (Tachinus; [Note: This use regarded by Erichson, 1893a, to refer to analis Paykull]; characters for variety; Sweden).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 303 (Tachinus; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1832: 165 (Megacronus; cited as analis Olivier; characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Tachinus; cited as analis Paykull; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 502 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Fabricius, 1801; characters; France).
— Westwood, 1838a: 18 (Megacronus; cited as analis Olivier; type species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 403 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 297 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 269 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Megacronus; cited as analis Olivier; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 194 (Tachinus; cited as analis Fabricius, 1787; characters; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 686 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull; notes; England).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 70 (Bolitobius, cited as Belitobius; cited as analis Paykull; Andalusia).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 487 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 442 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; type species of Bryocharis).
— Thomson, 1861: 167 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 337 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Sweden; Sicily; Batoum).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 191 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 555 [= 1876: 37] (Megacronus; cited as analis Fabricius, 1787; characters; France; Turkey; Caucasus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Megacronus; cited as analis Paykull; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1883: 20 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 61 [= 1886a: 53] (Megacronus; cited as analis Fabricius; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 208 (Megacronus; cited as analis Fabricius and synonymous with castaneus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 359 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 312 (Megacronus; cited as analis Fabricius; Morocco).
— Luze, 1901c: 740 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Palaearctic Region; Mediterranean region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Megacronus; cited as analis Fabricius; Morocco).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 106 (Bryocharis; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 103 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 328 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 331 (Megacronus; cited as analis Paykull; characters; France).
— Donisthorpe, 1930: 30 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull; [Note: This reference is cited as referring to merdaria Gyllenhal, 1810: 270; Gyllenhal cited Fabricius as the author of merdarius and the species is listed in Tachyporus herein]; characters; Britain).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1949: 378, 424 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; type species of Bolitobius).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 194 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 234 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 33 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965c: 512 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; Sicily).
— Horion, 1967: 45 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull; Britain; France; Portugal; Spain; Mediterranean Islands; Italy; Greece; Czechoslovakia; Poland; Hungary; Germany; Austria; Romania; Dalmatia; Bosnia Hercegovina; northen Europe).
— Bordoni, 1974b: 14 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull; characters; notes; Italy).
— Muona, 1977: 15 (Bolitobius; synonym of castaneus cited Staphylinus analis Paykull, 1789, as an available name that was preoccupied by Staphylinus analis Fabricius, 1787, and the latter is a junior synonym of Tachyporus obtusus; synonym of castaneus).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Fabricius, 1787; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Fabricius, 1789; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 177, 301 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Fabricius, 1789, nec 1787; [Note: Misidentification: There is no analis Fabricius, 1789]; synonym of castaneus).
— Silvferberg, 1992: 25 (Bolitobius; analis of authors cited as synonym of castaneus).
— Tóth, 1993: 23 (Bryocharis; cited as analis Paykull, 1789; characters; [Note: merdarius Gyllenhal is cited as an aberration of analis; Gyllenhal did not describe merdarius]; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Fabricius; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bolitobius; cited as “analis Fabricius, 1798 nec Fabricius, 1787” synonym of castaneus).
— Schülke, 1998i: 142 (Bolitobius; “analis auct. nec F.” cited as synonym of castaneus).
— Schülke, 1999d: 978 (lectotype designated for Staphylinus analis Fabricius and species is in Quedius and synonymous with Q. scitus; by implication all uses of analis in the Bolitobius, Megacronus, and Bryocharis, are misidentifications and actually refer to Bolitobius castaneus Stephens).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Bolitobius; cited as analis Paykull; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
dahli Heer, 1839: 298 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; Type locality: Neckartal; [Note: See neotype designation by Schülke, 1999d]. Originally cited from Zürich; Schaffhausen).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 442 (Bolitobius; synonym of analis).
— Rey, 1883: 21 (Bryocharis; synonym of analis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bryocharis; synonym of analis).
— Schülke, 1999d: 979, 982 (Bolitobius; neotype designation: Neckartal; synonym of castaneus).
pragensis Roubal, 1933: 77 (Bryocharis; variety of analis; Type locality: Prag; [Note: This name is moved to castaneus because the analis used in Bolitobius was a misidentification of that species (Schülke, 1999d)]).
anatolicus Fagel, 1968: 130 (Bryocharis; subspecies of analis; Type locality: Anatolie occidentale: Abant Dagh, 1400–1550 m).
cedronis Saulcy, 1864, see: inclinans Gravenhorst, 1806.
centralis Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
championi Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
chevrolati Pandellé, 1869, see: Mycetoporus.
ciceronii Schülke, 1998f: 471 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Calabria - Sila Grande, pend. N. M. Pettinascura, 1300 m).
▴ Distribution: Italy.
cinctiventris Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
cingulatus Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Willnäs).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 269 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464, cited analis Gyllenhal as a synonym of cingulatus Mannerheim; Gyllenhal did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 401 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839b: 270 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 94 (Bolitobius; characters; Lenkoran).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 686 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 487 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 443 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 168 (Bryocharis; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (Bolitobius).
— Pandellé, 1869: 337 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees; Caucasus).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 191 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 554 [= 1876: 36] (Megacronus; characters; France; Caucasus; North America).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Megacronus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 203 (Bryocharis; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 115 (Bolitobius; characters; British Columbia; Oregon; Pennsylvania).
— Rey, 1883: 18 (Bryocharis; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 207 (Megacronus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 359 (Bryocharis; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Luze, 1901c: 740 (Bryocharis; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 106 (Bryocharis; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 103 (Bryocharis; characters; Germany).
— Blatchley, 1910: 455 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Johansen, 1914: 327 (Bryocharis; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 331 (Megacronus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1949: 424 (Bolitobius; checklist; Britain).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 193 (Bryocharis; characters; Denmark).
— Hatch, 1957: 126 (Bolitobius; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Lohse, 1964: 234 (Bryocharis; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 83 (Bryocharis; Czechoslovakia).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 626 (Bryocharis; larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 32 (Bryocharis; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 46 (Bryocharis; widespread in northern Europe; Britain; Holland Belgium; France; Switzerland; Czechoslovakia; Poland; Romania; Corsica; Sardinia; Italy; Austria; Germany).
— Kasule, 1968: 127 (Bryocharis; larval characters).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Bryocharis; Poland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 103 (Bryocharis; catalog; Austria).
— Szujecki, 1969a: 259 (Bryocharis; notes; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Bolitobius; Britain).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 181 (Bolitobius; catalog; Poland).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Ádám, 1987: 153 (Bolitobius; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryocharis; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Gusarov, 1989: 6 (Bolitobius; habitat notes; Ukraine).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Bolitobius; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Estonia; Lithuania).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (Bolitobius; collecting notes; Finland).
— Tóth, 1993: 22 (Bryocharis; characters; Hungary).
— Wittwer, 1993: 252 (Bolitobius; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bolitobius; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 463 (Bolitobius; characters; USA).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Bolitobius; checklist; Denmark).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 20 (Bolitobius; Netherlands).
— Smoleński, 1997: 77 (Bolitobius; collecting notes; Poland).
— Eisinger, 1997: 171 (Bolitobius; collecting notes; Germany).
— Anderson, Nash, and O'Connor, 1997: 20 (Bolitobius; Ireland).
— M. Hansen, Palm, Pedersen, and Runge, 1998: 74 (Bolitobius; Denmark).
— Cibuļskis, 1998: 67 (Bolitobius; Latvia).
— Schülke, 1998f: 479 (Bolitobius; notes; synonyms; Russia; Azerbaijan; China).
— Schülke, 1998i: 142 (Bolitobius; characters).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Bolitobius; note).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Bolitobius; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Herman, 2001: 34 (Bolitobius; nomen protectum).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Azerbaijan, Russia China, Canada, USA.
bicolor Rossi, 1790: 253 (Oxyporus; [Note: This name is older than cingulatus]; Type locality: Etruria).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 149 (Tachinus; synonym of analis Fabricius).
— Erichson, 1839b: 270 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of cingulatus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 443 (Bolitobius; synonym of cingulatus).
— Herman, 2001: 34 (Bolitobius; nomen oblitum).
rufipennis Stephens, 1832: 166 (Megacronus; Type locality: London).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Bolitobius; synonym of cingulatus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (Bolitobius; synonym of cingulatus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 337 (Bolitobius; synonym of cingulatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; synonym of cingulatus).
pseudocingulatus Reitter, 1909: 103 (Bryocharis; aberration of cingulatus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bryocharis; aberration of analis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; aberration of cingulatus).
karlsbadianus Scholz, 1928a: 167 (Bryocharis; aberration of cingulatus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Böhmen).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; aberration of cingulatus).
araidonis Kano, 1933: 99 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Kurile Islands: Minamiura, Is. Araido, N. Tishima).
— Watanabe and Kurosawa, 1965: 351 (Bolitobius; characters).
— Schülke, 1998f: 479 (Bolitobius; synonym of cingulatus).
apicicornis Hellén, 1939: 32 (Bryocharis; aberration of cingulatus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5); preoccupied]; cited from Finnland).
heyrovskyi R. Dvořák, 1954b: 21 (Bolitobius; variety of cingulatus; Type locality: Slovaquie: Matliary).
commodus Herman, 2001: 54 (Bolitobius; replacement name for bicolor Cameron).
▴ Distribution: Pakistan, India.
bicolor Cameron, 1926: 175 (Bryocharis; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Dehra Dun. Charata District; Sijla Gad, 5000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 350 (Bryocharis; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Schülke, 1992: 641 (Bolitobius; characters; Pakistan: India).
— Herman, 2001: 54 (Bolitobius; synonym of commodus).
conjungens Schülke, 1998f: 476 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Kuatun, 2300, 27,40 n. Br., 117,40 ö. L., Fukien).
▴ Distribution: China.
copulatus Luze, 1902, see: Lordithon.
crassicornis Coiffait, 1974, see: Carphacis.
dahli Heer, 1839, see: castaneus Stephens, 1832.
daimio Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
decellei Fagel, 1966: 6 (Bryocharis; Type locality: France: Alpes Maritimes: Saint-Martin Vésubie, vallée de Fenestre).
▴ Distribution: France.
decipiens Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
decipiens Cameron, 1937, see: Lordithon.
difficilis Camerion, 1932, see: Lordithon.
dimidiatus Erichson, 1839, see: Carphacis.
dimidiatus Reitter, 1888: 147 (Megacronus; variety of formosus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Bolitobius]; Type locality: Circassien).
— Luze, 1901c: 742 (Bryocharis; valid species; characters; western Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
discoideus Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
discophorus Rey, 1883, see: Lordithon.
distigma Fairmaire, 1852, see: Lordithon.
distinctus Schubert, 1906, see: Lordithon.
divisus Schubert, 1911, see: unicolor Fairmaire and Germain, 1861.
dohertyi Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
dorsalis Rey, 1883, see: Lordithon.
drescheri Cameron, 1937, see: Lordithon.
durabilis Scudder, 1900, see: Lordithon.
elefas Bernhauer, 1912, see: Lordithon.
elegans A. Matthews, 1838, see: Ischnosoma.
elegans Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
emeishanus Schülke, 1998f: 477 (Bolitobius; Type locality: China: Sichuan, Mt. Emei, 600–1050 m).
▴ Distribution: China.
exoletus Erichson, 1839, see: Lordithon.
facilis Casey, 1885, see: Lordithon.
fagineus Gistel, 1857: 5 (Bolitobius; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Styriae).
▴ Distribution: Austria.
fairmairei Pandellé, 1869, see: Mycetoporus.
fasciatus Fauvel, 1891, see: Bryophacis.
fauveli Olliff, 1886, see: Mycetoporus.
felix Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
femoralis Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
fenderi Hatch, 1957: 129 (Lordithon; Type locality: Oregon: Douglas Co.: Diamond Lake).
— Campbell, 1982: 8 (Bryoporus, provisionally transferred from Lordithon).
— Campbell, 1993a: 4 (Bolitobius).
▴ Distribution: USA.
festivus Sharp, 1884, see: Lordithon.
filicornis Wollaston, 1864, see: Bryophacis.
flaviceps Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
flavicollis Hochhuth, 1849, see: Lordithon.
formosus Gravenhorst, 1806: 32 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brunsvigae).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 149 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464, cited merdarius Gravenhorst as a synonym of formosus but Gravenhorst did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Olivier who attributed it to Fabricius]; characters).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; Finland; Russia).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; Finland; Russia).
— Stephens, 1832: 167 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1839b: 271 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 824 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 489 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 444 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 334 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; England; Germany; Lithuania; Croatia).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 191 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Megacronus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 203 (Bryocharis; characters; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 24 (Bryocharis; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 209 (Megacronus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 360 (Bryocharis; characters; England; Germany; Austria; Finland; Russia).
— Luze, 1901c: 743 (Bryocharis; characters; England; Germany; Austria; Russia; Finland).
— Reitter, 1909: 103 (Bryocharis; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 332 (Megacronus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 234 (Bryocharis; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 84 (Bryocharis; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 34 (Bryocharis; characters; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 47 (Bryocharis; Russia; Finland; Baltics; Poland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Romania; Italy ?; France ?; Switzerland ?; Belgium ?; Holland; Austria; Germany).
— Szujecki, 1969a: 259 (Bryocharis; notes; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Bolitobius; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryocharis; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; France; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 23 (Bryocharis; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bolitobius; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Bolitobius; characters; Britain).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bolitobius; Italy).
— Bruge, 1999: 26 (Bolitobius; notes; Finland; Russia; Estonia; Latvia; Belarus; Ukraine; Romania; Hungary; Slovakia; Poland; Germany; Czech Republic; Austria; Croatia; Italy; France; Belgium; Netherlands).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
franzi Coiffait, 1981, see: Lordithon.
freyi Bernhauer, 1939, see: Lordithon.
frigidus Rey, 1883, see: Lordithon.
funditus Scudder, 1900, see: Lordithon.
gentilis LeConte, 1863, see: Lordithon.
gilvipes R. Sahlberg, 1844: 521 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Rio Janeiro).
gracilis Sharp, 1888, see: Bryoporus.
gratellus Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
groehni† Schülke, 2000a: 101 (Bolitobius; Oligocene fossil; Type locality: mit grosser Wahrscheinlichkeit Palmnicken-Königsberg).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
haematicus Baudi, 1870: 382 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Alpibus Pedemontii).
— Fauvel, 1875: 556 [= 1876: 38] (Megacronus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464, cited formosus Fauvel as a synonym of haematicus; Fauvel did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters; Russia; Britain; Germany; Austria; Italy; [Note: Only specimens from Italy are correctly identified according to Schülke (personal communication)]).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 360 (Bryocharis; characters; Piemont).
— Luze, 1901c: 742 (Bryocharis; characters; Piemont Alps).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bolitobius; probably a synonym of decellei; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Italy.
hatchi Malkin, 1944, see: Lordithon.
heyrovskyi R. Dvořák, 1954, see: cingulatus Mannerheim, 1930.
humeralis Melsheimer, 1844, see: Carphacis.
humeralis Cameron, 1926, see: Lordithon.
humeralis Cameron, 1926, see: septemseriatus Champion, 1923.
hummleri Bernhauer, 1914, see: Bryoporus.
imitator Luze, 1901, see: Lordithon.
imperator Merceron, 1999, see: Lordithon.
indicus Bernhauer, 1917, see: Lordithon.
indubius Luze, 1901, see: Lordithon.
inclinans Gravenhorst, 1806: 33 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brunsvigae).
— Erichson, 1839a: 405 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 298 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 271 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 686 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 487 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 444 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 168 (Bryocharis; characters; Scandinavia).
— Pandellé, 1869: 335 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; Sweden; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 191 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 556 [= 1876: 38] (Megacronus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Britain; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Cyprus; Syria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Megacronus; characters; Baltic region).
— Fauvel, 1878: 131 [= 1878a: 51] (Megacronus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 22 (Bryocharis; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 62 [= 1886a: 54] (Megacronus; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 208 (Megacronus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 359 (Bryocharis; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 312 (Megacronus; Algeria).
— Luze, 1901c: 744 (Bryocharis; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Megacronus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Reitter, 1909: 103 (Bryocharis; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 329 (Bryocharis; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Guilleaume, Fagel, and Vreurick, 1928: 155 (Bryocharis; Belgium).
— Portevin, 1929: 331 (Megacronus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 194 (Bryocharis; characters; Denmark).
— Smetana, 1960b: 259 (Bryocharis; Czechoslovakia).
— Lohse, 1964: 234 (Bryocharis; characters; central Europe).
— Fagel, 1966: 3 (Bryocharis; characters; England; Germany; Belgium; France; Austria; Poland; Bulgaria; Dalmatia; Greece).
— Smetana, 1966: 334 (Bryocharis; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 33 (Bryocharis; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway).
— Horion, 1967: 49 (Bryocharis; Morocco; widespread in central Europe; Holland; Belgium; Switzerland; France; Spain; Italy; Dalmatia; Corfu; Bosnia Hercegovina; Bulgaria; Greece; Romania; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Germany; Poland; Britain; Norway; Sweden; Demark; Russia).
— Kasule, 1968a: 69 (Bryocharis; life history).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 275 (Bryocharis; Morocco).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Bolitobius; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryocharis; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 24 (Bryocharis; characters; Hungary).
— Wittwer, 1993: 252 (Bolitobius; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bolitobius; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Sparacio, 1995: 168 (Bolitobius; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bolitobius; Italy).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 22 (Bolitobius; Netherlands).
— Owen, 1999b: 62 (Bolitobius; captured underground at roots of old trees; Britain).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Bolitobius; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Bolitobius; Cyprus).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Bolitobius; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Turkey, Syria, Israel.
nitidus Stephens, 1832: 167 (Megacronus; Type locality: London; Gravesend).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Bolitobius; synonym of inclinans).
cedronis Saulcy, 1864: 636 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Jérusalem, au bord du torrent de Cédron).
— Pandellé, 1869: 336 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; Cyprus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 556 [= 1876: 38] (Megacronus; synonym of inclinans).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 359 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
— Luze, 1901c: 744 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
aubei Pandellé, 1869: 335 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; Type locality: Pyrénées [Vernet, Canigou]).
— Fauvel, 1875: 556 [= 1876: 38] (Megacronus; synonym of inclinans).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 359 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
— Luze, 1901c: 744 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; synonym of inclinans).
punctipennis Lokay, 1921: 72 (Bryocharis; variety of inclinans [cited as incilnans]; Type locality: Mont Armenien, Cyprus).
insignis Hochhuth, 1849: 92 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Akhaltizik; [Note: See lectotype designation by Gusarov, 1992]).
— Gusarov, 1992: 11 (Bolitobius; notes; aedeagus).
— Luze, 1901c: 741 (Bryocharis; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Gusarov, 1992: 11 (Bolitobius; lectotype designation; notes).
— Schülke, 1998f: 480 (Bolitobius; Georgia; Turkey).
▴ Distribution: Georgia, Turkey.
intrusus Hampe, 1850, see: Lordithon.
intrusus Horn, 1877, see: Carphacis.
irregularis Weise, 1877, see: Lordithon.
japonicus Sharp, 1874, see: Lordithon.
javanus Cameron, 1937, see: Lordithon.
kantschiederi Bernhauer, 1915, see: Lordithon.
karlsbadianus Scholz, 1928 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: cingulatus Mannerheim, 1830.
kashmiricus Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
kawamurai Bernhauer, 1943, see: Lordithon.
kelleyi Malkin, 1944, see: Lordithon.
kraatzi Pandellé, 1869, see: Lordithon.
kremeri Malkin, 1944: 23 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Oregon: Lane County: Eugene. Also cited from Washington).
— Hatch, 1957: 126 (Bryoporus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 276 (Bolitobius).
— Campbell, 1993a: 76 (Bolitobius; photograph of head).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
lambda Fauvel, 1895, see: Lordithon.
lewisi Cameron, 1933, see: Lordithon.
lgockii Bernhauer, 1928, see: Lordithon.
libanicus Fagel, 1968: 129 (Bryocharis; Type locality: Liban: Kartaba, 1300 m).
▴ Distribution: Lebanon.
limbifer Fauvel, 1901, see: Lordithon.
lineipennis Fauvel, 1904, see: Bryoporus.
loebli Schülke, 1993b: 767 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nepal: Distr. For. W Bagarchhap, 2250 m).
longiceps LeConte, 1863, see: Lordithon.
longicornis L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 85 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Japan: Ehime Pref.: Tsuchigoya, Mt. Ishizuchi, 1450 m).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
luridus Wollaston, 1864, see: Lordithon.
luteolunatoides Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Lordithon.
luteolunatus Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Lordithon.
luzei Bernhauer, 1929, see: Lordithon.
lyelli Scudder, 1900, see: Lordithon.
maacki Solsky, 1871, see: Lordithon.
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Lordithon.
marginalis Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
martialis Pic, 1924, see: Carphacis.
melanocephalus Fiori, 1915: 57 (Bryocharis; subgenus Drymoporoides; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Pirenei).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog; species and subgenus unknown).
▴ Distribution: Pyrenees.
melanurus Fauvel, 1901, see: Lordithon.
meridionalis Sharp, 1884, see: Bryoporus.
mexicanus Sharp, 1887, see: Bryoporus.
mexicanus Schubert, 1909, see: Bryoporus.
mexicanus Bernhauer, 1910, see: Lordithon.
minor Sharp, 1884, see: Bryoporus.
monticola Cameron, 1926, see: Lordithon.
nepigonensis Bernhauer, 1912, see: Carphacis.
nigerrimus Sharp, 1884, see: Bryoporus.
nigriceps Gistel, 1857: 78 (Bolitobius; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Germania).
▴ Distribution: Germany.
nigricollis J. Sahlberg, 1880, see: Lordithon.
nigriventris Cameron, 1944, see: Lordithon.
niponensis Cameron, 1933, see: Lordithon.
nitidulus Stephens, 1832, see: Ischnosoma.
nitidus Stephens, 1832, see: inclinans Gravenhorst, 1806.
nitidus Motschulsky, 1858, see: Lordithon.
obliquus Sharp, 1884, see: Lordithon.
obscurus Erichson, 1839, see: Bryoporus.
occiduus Casey, 1885, see: Lordithon.
ochraceus Stephens, 1832, see: Lordithon.
okamotoi L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 82 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Japan: Ehime Pref.: Tamagawa-cho).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
optatus Sharp, 1888, see: Bryoporus.
oscillans Sharp, 1884, see: Bryoporus.
pachyraphis Pandellé, 1869, see: Mycetoporus.
pallidiceps Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
parasetiger Schülke, 1993a: 77 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Ichiuchi, Japan).
— L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 80 (Bolitobius; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 1998f: 480 (Bolitobius; notes; China; Russia; Japan).
— Schülke, 2000g: 902 (Bolitobius; Russia: Primorie).
▴ Distribution: Russia, China, Japan.
patagonicus Scheerpeltz, 1972, see: Lordithon.
phaedrus Kolenati, 1846, see: Mycetoporus.
philippinus Cameron, 1941, see: Lordithon.
piciceps Stephens, 1832, see: Ischnosoma.
poecilus Mannerheim, 1852, see: Lordithon.
ponticus Fagel, 1968: 126 (Bryocharis; Type locality: Anatolie: Abant Dagh, 1400–1550 m).
poricollis Pandellé, 1869, see: Mycetoporus.
praenobilis Kraatz, 1879, see: Lordithon.
pragensis Roubal, 1933, see: castaneus Stephens, 1832.
preangeranus Cameron, 1937, see: Lordithon
princeps Sharp, 1874: 19 (Megacronus; Type locality: Kawatchi).
— Sharp, 1888: 461 (Megacronus; characters; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Bolitobius; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ito, 1992a: 64 (Bolitobius; Yakushima Island).
— Schülke, 1993b: 757 (Bolitobius; characters; illustrations; Japan; China).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Bolitobius; China).
— L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 84 (Bolitobius; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 1998f: 480 (Bolitobius; China).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
principalis Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
prolongatus Sharp, 1888, see: Parabolitobius.
proximus Cameron, 1926, see: Lordithon.
pseudocingulatus Reitter, 1909 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: cingulatus Mannerheim, 1830.
pulchellus Mannerheim, 1830, see: Lordithon.
pulchellus Lynch, 1884, see: Bryoporus.
pulcher Bernhauer, 1908, see: Lordithon.
pullus Solsky, 1871, see: Lordithon.
puncticeps Luze, 1901, see: Lordithon.
punctipennis Lokay, 1921, see: inclinans Gravenhorst, 1806.
punctulatus Heer, 1839: 298 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Bern).
— Pandellé, 1869: 360 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 556 [= 1876: 38] (Megacronus; characters; Switzerland).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 360 (Bryocharis; characters; Switzerland).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Switzerland.
quaesitor Horn, 1877, see: Lordithon.
regularis Sharp, 1884, see: Bryoporus.
reichei Pandellé, 1869, see: Mycetoporus.
reyi Pandellé, 1869, see: Mycetoporus.
rostratus Motschulsky, 1860, see: Lordithon.
rostratus LeConte, 1863, see: Lordithon.
ruber Malkin, 1944, see: Carphacis.
ruficeps Bernhauer, 1938, see: Lordithon.
ruficollis Stephens, 1832, see: Ischnosoma.
rufipennis Stephens, 1832, see: cingulatus Mannerheim, 1830.
rufus Erichson, 1839, see: Bryophacis.
rugipennis Pandellé, 1869, see: Bryophacis.
scapularis Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
schmidti Schülke, 2000g: 899 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nepal: Annapurna: Krapa Danda, 2500 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
sellatus Sachse, 1852, see: Lordithon.
semiflavus Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Lordithon.
semirufus Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
seniculus Gistel, 1857: 24 (Bolitobius; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Styria).
▴ Distribution: Austria.
septemseriatus Champion, 1923: 46 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Lansdowne Division, U.P.).
— Cameron, 1932: 350 (Bryocharis; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Schülke, 1993b: 762 (Bolitobius; characters; illustrations; India; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
humeralis Cameron, 1926: 176 (Bryocharis; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Simla Hills, Theog, 7600 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1993b]).
— Cameron, 1932: 350 (Bryocharis; synonym of septemseriata).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; synonym of septemseriata).
— Schülke, 1993b: 762 (Bolitobius; synonym of septemseriatus; lectotype designation).
seriaticollis Coiffait and Saiz, 1968, see: Lordithon.
seriatus Erichson, 1839, see: Bryoporus.
setiger Sharp, 1874: 18 (Megacronus; Type locality: Nagasaki; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1993b]).
— Sharp, 1888: 461 (Megacronus; notes; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Schülke, 1993a: 77 (Bolitobius; characters).
— Schülke, 1993b: 753 (Bolitobius; characters; illustrations; lectotype designation; Japan; Siberia).
— L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1998: 79 (Bolitobius; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 1998f: 480 (Bolitobius; notes; China; Russia).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China, Russia.
shaanxiensis Schülke, 2000g: 897 (Bolitobius; Type locality: China: Shaanxi Prov., Taibai Shan above Houshenzi, 1300–1700 m).
▴ Distribution: China.
sharpi Olliff, 1886, see: Lordithon.
sharpi Cameron, 1930, see: Lordithon.
sharpianus Scheerpeltz, 1933, see: Lordithon.
sicilianus Luze, 1911a: 332 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ficuzza, Sizilien).
— Fiori, 1915: 17 (Mycetoporus; Sicily).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Sparacio, 1995: 168 (Bolitobius; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bolitobius; Sicily).
▴ Distribution: Italy.
siculus Bernhauer, 1914e: 35 (Bryocharis; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Sizilien bei Ficuzza).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1923d: 178 (Bryocharis; characters; Sicily).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Italy.
simlaensis Cameron, 1926, see: Lordithon.
simplex Sharp, 1888, see: Lordithon.
simpsoni Stephens, 1832, see: Ischnosoma.
simulans Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
smetanai Schülke, 1998f: 474 (Bolitobius; Type locality: E. Nepal, Kosi, Chichila, s/Ahale, 2200 m).
smithi Bernhauer, 1910, see: Lordithon.
speciosus Erichson, 1839, see: Lordithon.
spinipes Champion, 1922, see: Lordithon.
stygis Scudder, 1900, see: Lordithon.
sulciventris Coiffait, 1982, see: Lordithon.
suturalis Cameron, 1937, see: Lordithon.
tarsalis Cameron, 1932, see: Lordithon.
toxopei Cameron, 1937, see: Lordithon.
trinotatus Erichson, 1839, see: Lordithon.
unicolor Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 427 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Quillota).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 335 [= 1866b: 86] (Bolitobius; characters; Chile).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 405 (Bolitobius; characters; Chile).
▴ Distribution: Chile, Argentina.
divisus Schubert, 1911: 35 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Chile, Concepcion).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 405 (Bolitobius; synonym of unicolor).
— Scheerpeltz, 1972: 26 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Argentina).
vandykei Dethlefsen, 1946, see: Lordithon.
variegatus Bernhauer, 1902d: 698 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Gock-Dagh in Kleinasien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Korge, 1971a: 7 (Bolitobius; Turkey).
▴ Distribution: Turkey.
venustus Melsheimer, 1844, see: Lordithon.
vittula Fauvel, 1895, see: Lordithon.
wallisi Malkin, 1944, see: Carphacis.
wrasei Schülke, 1998f: 470 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Kirgisia, Tienschan, Ala Tau: Ala Artscha, 2000 m).
▴ Distribution: Kyrgyzstan.
xanthopterus Champion, 1922, see: Lordithon.
Bolitopunctus
[2 species; Nearctic Region]
Bolitopunctus Campbell, 1993a: 29 (species included: punctatissimus, muricatulus). Type species: Bryoporus muricatulus Hatch, fixed by original designation.
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (2 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
muricatulus Hatch, 1957: 127 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Idaho: Troy).
— Campbell, 1993a: 32 (Bolitopunctus; characters; British Columbia, California, Idaho, Oregon, Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
punctatissimus Campbell, 1993a: 31 (Bolitopunctus; Type locality: California: Riverside Co. [Note: County cited as “River Co.” in paragraph on types but in following paragraph on Distribution the correct county is listed], Bautista Canyon, 17 mi. SE Valle Vista).
▴ Distribution: USA.
Bryophacis
[17 species; Nearctic and Palaearctic Regions]
Bryophacis Reitter, 1909: 99, 102 (subgenus of Bryoporus; species included: ferrugineus, punctipennis, rufus, plagiatus, strigellus and two species, vittatus and rugipennis, with some doubt). Type species: Bolitobius rufus Erichson, fixed by subsequent designation by Tottenham, 1939d: 228.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (subgenus of Bryoporus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (synonym of Bryoporus).
— Tottenham, 1939d: 228 (type species designation: rufus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 526 (subgenus of Bryoporus; type species: rufus).
— Tottenham, 1949: 378, 424 (type species: rufus Erichson; subgenus of Bryoporus; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 86 (type species: rufus; [Note: Blackwelder regarded the type fixation for Bryophacis to be by monotypy but, in a footnote on page 102, two other species are included]).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 183 (characters; key to Danish species).
— Székessy, 1963: 66 (cited as Bryoporus; characters).
— Palm, 1966: 25 (subgenus of Bryoporus; characters; species of Sweden).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 171 (subgenus of Bryoporus; catalog; Poland).
— Segers, 1986: 54 (subgenus of Bryoporus; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (subgenus of Bryoporus; list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Campbell, 1993a: 6, 10, 38 (valid genus; characters; revision of and key to North American species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 463 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141, 142 (valid genus; characters).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (7 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 103 (collected from Kamchatka).
arcticus Campbell, 1993a: 45 (Bryophacis; Type locality: Yukon Territory, British Mountains, June Cr. 600 m, 69°14′, 140°08′. Also cited in Alberta, Labrador, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Quebec, Alaska).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
canadensis Campbell, 1993a: 58 (Bryophacis; Type locality: British Columbia: Lake McArthur, Yoho National Park, 7000 feet. Also cited from Alberta and Montana).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
crassicornis Mäklin, 1847: 9 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Urpala).
— Hardy and Bold, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456, cited castaneus Hardy and Bold as a synonym of crassicornis; Hardy and Bold did not describe the species as new, they attributed it to Stephens; Rye, 1864a: 49, noted the species was misidentified and redescribed it as castaneus Hardy and Bold; subsequently castaneus Hardy and Bold was redescribed by Fauvel, 1875: 560 (= 1876: 42), Rey, 1883: 67, Fowler, 1888: 210, and Pandellé, 1869: 352. Later Luze, 1901c: 720, Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456, and Pope, 1977: 32 cited it as a synonym of crassicornis]; England).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 465 (Mycetoporus; synonym of pronus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 361 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 198 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Luze, 1901c: 720 (Bryoporus; characters; Finland; England; Pyrenees; Balkan region; Luxembourg).
— Johansen, 1914: 331 (Bryoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 331 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 183 (Bryophacis; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 92 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 231 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 26 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 32 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Britain; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Denmark; Poland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Romania; France ?; Luxembourg; Belgium; Austria; Germany).
— Szujecki, 1969a: 259 (Bryoporus; notes; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Bryoporus; Britain).
— Tóth, 1993: 26 (Bryoporus; characters).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Wittwer, 1993: 252 (Bryoporus; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bryoporus; Italy).
— Köhler and Klausnitzer, 1998 (Bryophacis; [Note: Transferred to this genus in Entomologische Nachrichten und Berichte, Beiheft 4: 1-185; I have not examined this article]).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
discalis Hatch, 1957: 131 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Washington: Olympic Nat. Park: Deer Park and Graywolf R. Also cited from Idaho, Oregon and British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1991a: 13 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis).
— Campbell, 1993a: 47 (Bryophacis; characters; British Columbia, Arizona, California, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
fasciatus Fauvel, 1891a: 60 (Megacronus; Type locality: Alpes-Maritimes, Saint-Martin-Lantosque).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 367 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Luze, 1901c: 719 (Bryoporus; characters; France; Maritime Alps).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 331 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 92 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bryoporus; Italy).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis).
▴ Distribution: France.
ferrugineus Heer, 1834 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: rufus Erichson, 1839.
filicornis Wollaston, 1864: 560 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Teneriffe; Grand Canary: El Monte; Hierro).
— Wollaston, 1865: 485 (Bolitobius; Canary Islands).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 119 (Bolitobius; Canaries).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Assing, 1999a: 346 (“Bryophacis”; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 437 (“Bryophacis”; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
gracilis Luze, 1903, see: tirolensis Jatzentkovsky, 1910.
konecznii Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 94, 100 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Type locality: 2300 m Höhe auf dem Golzentipp bei Ober-Talliach in den westlichsten Gailtaler-Alpen Osttirols).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 34 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Austria).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis).
▴ Distribution: Austria.
maklini J. Sahlberg, 1871, see: rugipennis Pandellé, 1869.
nigripennis Petri, 1912 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: rugipennis Pandellé, 1869.
plagiatus Eppelsheim, 1893, see: punctipennis Thomson, 1861.
punctatissimus Hatch, 1957: 131 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Oregon: McMinnville. Also cited from British Columbia, Washington).
— Campbell, 1991a: 13 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis).
— Campbell, 1993a: 55 (Bryophacis; characters; Alberta, British Columbia, Alaska, Oregon, Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
punctipennis Thomson, 1861: 172 (Lordithon; Type locality: Umeå Lappmark).
— Pandellé, 1869: 365 (Lordithon; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 559 [= 1876: 41] (Megacronus; synonym of rufus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufus).
— Luze, 1901c: 723 (Bryoporus; characters; Sweden; Finland; eastern Siberia; Mongolia).
— Poppius, 1909: 29 (Bryoporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; synonym of rufus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 94 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters).
— Palm, 1966: 25 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 78 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog; habitat; Distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis).
▴ Distribution: Sweden, Finland, Russia, Mongolia.
plagiatus Eppelsheim, 1893: 47 (Bryocharis; subgenus Bryoporus; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien, in der Nähe von Irkutsk, von Tunka bis Munku-Sardik im Sajan'schen Gebirge).
— Luze, 1901c: 723 (Bryoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Lake Baikal).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis; synonym of punctipennis).
punctulatus Hatch, 1957: 131 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Washington: Seattle. Also cited from British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1991a: 13 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis).
— Campbell, 1993a: 50 (Bryophacis; characters; British Columbia, California, Oregon, Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
rubescens Hatch, 1957: 129 (Lordithon; Type locality: Washington: Seattle. Also cited from Oregon and British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1982: 8 (Bryoporus, provisionally transferred from Lordithon).
— Campbell, 1993a: 51 (Bryophacis; British Columbia, California, Oregon, Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
rufus Erichson, 1839a: 407 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Mark Brandenburg).
— Heer, 1839: 300 (Bolitobius; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 273 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 824 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; synonym of castaneus).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 490 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 454 (Bryoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 169 (Bryoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Pandellé, 1869: 352 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 193 (Bryoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 558 [= 1876: 40] (Megacronus; characters; France; Lapland; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Megacronus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1883: 63 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (Bryoporus; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 721 (Bryoporus; characters; northern and central Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 331 (Bryoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 331 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1939d: 228 (type species of Bryophacis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 94 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Horion, 1967: 34 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Czechoslovakia; Poland; Hungary; Romania; Bosnia; Bulgaria; Croatia; Istria; Austria; Germany; Switzerland; Italy; France; Belgium).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 101 (Bryoporus; catalog; Austria).
— Szujecki, 1969a: 259 (Bryoporus; notes; Poland).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 148 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; checklist; USSR).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 172 (Bryoporus; catalog; Poland).
— Tóth, 1983: 187 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Bryoporus; Lithuania).
— Tóth, 1993: 27 (Bryoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bryoporus; Italy).
— Paśnik, 1998: 73 (Bryoporus; habitat; Poland).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
ferrugineus Heer, 1834: 76 (Tachinus; [Note: Nomen nudum, cited without characters]; elevational listing).
— Heer, 1839: 301 (Bolitobius; synonym of rufus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 454 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufus).
— Rey, 1883: 63 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufus).
— Luze, 1901c: 721 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufus).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; synonym of rufus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufus).
rugipennis Pandellé, 1869: 352 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Écosse; Pyrénées; Saint Gothard).
— Fauvel, 1875: 559 [= 1876: 41] (Megacronus; characters; France; Lapland; Switzerland).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 204 (Bryoporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 65 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 209 (Bryoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 367 (Bryoporus; characters; Pyrenees; Scotland; Lapland; Finland).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 2 (Bryoporus; Kamchatka region).
— Portevin, 1929: 330 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Horion, 1956: 5 (Bryoporus; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 93 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 26 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 33 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Caucasus; Siberia; Mongolia; Scotland; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; France; Switzerland; Italy; Austria; Germany; Romania; Slovakia; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Bryoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Germany; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 27 (Bryoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Alexander and Welch, 1994: 52 (Bryoporus; collecting notes; England).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bryoporus; Italy).
— Silfverberg, 1999: 50 (Bryoporus; Estonia).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 78 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog; habitat; Distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Köhler and Klausnitzer, 1998 (Bryophacis; [Note: Transferred to this genus in Entomologische Nachrichten und Berichte, Beiheft 4: 1-185; I have not examined this article]).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Bryophacis; note).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Georgia.
maklini J. Sahlberg, 1871a: 421 (Lordithon; cited as mäklini; Type locality: Muonioniska).
— Fauvel, 1875: 559 [= 1876: 41] (Megacronus; cited as maeklini; synonym of rugipennis).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 205 (Bryoporus; cited as mäklini; synonym of rugipennis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 367 (Bryoporus; cited as maeklini; synonym of rugipennis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; cited as mäklini; synonym of rugipennis).
— Herman, 2001: 12 (Bryophacis; spelling corrected to maklini).
vittatus Eppelsheim, 1884b: 14 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Passhöhe des Kasbek).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; variety of rugipennis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 94 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; aberration of rugipennis; characters).
— Tóth, 1993: 27 (Bryoporus; aberration of rugipennis; characters).
nigripennis Petri, 1912: 82 (Bryoporus; aberration of rugipennis; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Kerzer Gebirge, Rodnagebirge).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; aberration of rugipennis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 94 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; aberration of rugipennis; characters).
— Tóth, 1993: 27 (Bryoporus; aberration of rugipennis; characters).
smetanai Campbell, 1993a: 40 (Bryophacis; Type locality: Ontario, Lake Superior Prov. Park, Frater. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Arizona, California, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Vermont, Wisconsin).
strigellus Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Type locality: Madrid).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 92 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis).
▴ Distribution: Spain.
tirolensis Jatzentkovsky, 1910: 84 (Bryoporus; replacement name for gracilis Luze).
— Luze, 1911b: 129 (Bryoporus; notes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 93 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 34 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; Austria; Switzerland).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Austria).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bryoporus; “specie dubbia”; Italy).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis).
▴ Distribution: Austria, Switzerland, Italy.
gracilis Luze, 1903c: 237 (Bryoporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Osttirol, auf dem Speikboden, 2500 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; synonym of tirolensis).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (Bryoporus; synonym of tirolensis).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Bryophacis; synonym of tirolensis).
yasudai Li-Zhen and Sakai, 1997: 91 (Bryophacis; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido: Takane-gahara, Mts. Daisetsuzan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
vittatus Eppelsheim, 1884, see: rugipennis Pandellé, 1869.
Bryoporus
[49 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, and Oriental Regions]
Bryoporus Kraatz, 1857d: 452 (species included: cernuus, rufus). Type species: Tachinus cernuus Gravenhorst, fixed by subsequent designation by Thomson, 1859: 47.
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 981 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (characters; type species: cernuus).
— Schaum, 1859: 25 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 169 (characters).
— LeConte, 1863: 23 (list of North American species).
— Fauvel, 1866c: 247 [= 1866d: 105] (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 27 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 64 (synonym of Bolitobius).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 563 (catalog).
— Sharp, 1871d: 11 (list of British species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— Fauvel, 1875: 553 [= 1876: 35] (synonym of Megacronus).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXV [= 1876: 224] (synonym of Megacronus).
— Horn, 1877: 119 (characters; key to species).
— Heyden, 1880: 70 (subgenus of Megacronus; list of species of Siberian region).
— Rey, 1883: 57 (characters; key to French species).
— Duvivier, 1883: 134 (catalog).
— Sharp, 1884: 317 (synonym of Megacronus).
— Sharp, 1888: 209 (characters; key to British species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 409 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 436 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 98 (subgenus of Bryocharis; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (characters; key to middle European species).
— Heyden, 1896: 31 (subgenus of Bryocharis; list of species of Siberian region).
— Luze, 1901c: 718 (characters; key to species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 178 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 98, 102 (characters).
— Blatchley, 1910: 456 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 82 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 329 (characters; key to species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (world catalog; 30 species).
— Leng, 1920: 112 (catalog of North American species).
— Winkler, 1925: 396 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Cameron, 1925: 76 (catalog of Indian species).
— Porta, 1926: 122 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 330 (key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 402 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 333 (characters).
— Joy, 1932: 87 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 526 (characters; type species: cernuus; key to species of West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 150 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 378, 424 (type species: cernuus Gravenhorst; checklist of British species).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 184 (characters; Danish species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 87 (type species).
— Hatch, 1957: 110, 126 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 87 (key to Palaearctic species).
— Korge, 1962c: 123 (key to West Indian species).
— Korge, 1963a: 79 (notes).
— Lohse, 1964: 231 (characters; key to central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 23 (characters; key to species of Sweden).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 101 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 148 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 277 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 274 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 117 (some species collected in Slovakia).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 170 (catalog; Poland).
— Shibata, 1985a: 21 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Segers, 1986: 54 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Frank, 1986a: 371 (checklist of species of Florida).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 98 (checklist of species; Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Campbell, 1993a: 6, 8 (characters; revision of and key to North American species).
— Tóth, 1993: 24 (characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 463 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (valid genus; characters).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (3 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Jimenez-Sanchez, Navarrete-Heredia, and Padilla-Ramirez, 2000: 57 (necrophilous species in Mexico).
abdominalis Luze, 1901c: 724 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Caucasus, Araxesthal).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 90 (Bryoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Azerbaijan.
aciculatus Blackwelder, 1943: 529 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Cuba: mountains north of Imaias, eastern Oriente province, elevation 3000 to 4000 feet).
acuminatus Sharp, 1884: 318 (Megacronus; Type locality: Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui, 2000 to 3000 feet).
africanus Bernhauer, 1938c: 316 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Belgian Congo: Rutshuru).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
beieri Scheerpeltz, 1958c: 403 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Type locality: südlicher Epirus in der Umgebung von Nisista, Xerovuni, etwa 800 m Seehöhe).
bernhaueri Wanka, 1929: 197 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Schlesien: Altvatergebirge, Umgebung von Bad Karlsbrunn).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 88 (Bryoporus; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 231 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 31 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Slovakia; Czech Republic).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (Lordithon; [Note: Cited as bernhaueri Wanka, 1927; the date evidently is erroneous. The article published by Wanka in 1927 (Wiener Entomologische Zeitung 44: 1–32) included no use of bernhaueri in the Tachyporinae]; synonym of exoletus).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Czechoslovakia).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Lordithon; [Note: Cited as bernhaueri Wanka, 1927; the date evidently is erroneous]; synonym of exoletus).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; [Note: Cited as bernhaueri Wanka, 1927; the date evidently is erroneous]; synonym of exoletus).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Czech Republic).
▴ Distribution: Czech Republic.
bicolor Blackwelder, 1943: 528 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Dominican Republic, cloudforest in the vicinity of Valle Nuevo, elevation about 6000 feet).
biseriatus Mannerheim, 1846: 508 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: insula Sitkha).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Campbell, 1982: 8 (Bryoporus, provisionally transferred from Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: USA.
blackwelderi Korge, 1962c: 123 (Bryoporus; proposed for Blackwelder's [1943] misidentification of obscurus; Type locality: Grenada).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 529 (Bryoporus; [Note: Misidentified as obscurus Erichson according to Korge, 1962c: 123]; characters; Grenada).
— Korge, 1963a: 84 (Bryoporus; notes).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
carus Sperk, 1835, see: cernuus Gravenhorst, 1806.
caucasicus Luze, 1901c: 723 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Caucasus, Araxesthal).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 90 (Bryoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Azerbaijan.
cernuus Gravenhorst, 1806: 31 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brunsvigae).
— Olivier, 1795:(42): 29 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456, cited merdarius Olivier as a synonym of cernuus Gravenhorst; Olivier did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 271 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 64 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 304 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1832: 167 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 500 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 58 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 406 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 298 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 272 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 487 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 453 (Bryoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (type species of Bryoporus).
— Thomson, 1861: 169 (Bryoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Pandellé, 1869: 338 (Bolitobius; subgenus Megacronus; characters; Sweden; Spain).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 193 (Bryoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 558 [= 1876: 40] (Megacronus; characters; France; Lapland; Scandinavia; Britain; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Spain; Russia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Megacronus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 204 (Bryoporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 60 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 210 (Bryoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (Bryoporus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 722 (Bryoporus; characters; Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 330 (Bryoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 330 (Bryoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 185 (Bryoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 87 (Bryoporus; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 231 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 83 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Smetana, 1966: 334 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 25 (Bryoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 30 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Britain; Ireland; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Romania; Slovenia; Italy; France; Switzerland; Austria; Germany; Holland).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Bryoporus; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Bryoporus; Britain).
— Segers, 1986: 54 (Bryoporus; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Ádám, 1987: 153 (Bryoporus; [Note: Misidentification: merdarius Olivier is cited as a valid species but Olivier did not describe the species he attributed it to Fabricius]; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 25 (Bryoporus; [Note: Misidentification: merdarius Olivier is cited as an aberration of cernuus; Olivier did not describe merdarius]; characters; Hungary).
— Wittwer, 1993: 252 (Bryoporus; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; cited as merdarius Olivier and cernuus listed as junior synonym [Note: Olivier misidentified merdarius which he attributed to Fabricius]; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing, 1994a: 13, 24 (Bryoporus; notes; wing length; xerothermous sites; Germany).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bryoporus; cited as junior synonym of “merdarius Olivier” Italy).
— Schülke, 1995a: 30 (Bryoporus; Irkutsk).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
piceus Stephens, 1829: 268 (Tachinus; synonym of cernuus [Note: Originally listed as a junior synonym of Tachinus cernuus but made available by Blackwelder (1943: 519) who cited it as a senior homonym (Article 11.6.1)]; Type locality: not cited).
carus Sperk, 1835: 155 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; Type locality: südliches Russland).
— Kraatz, 1862: 298 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Luze, 1901c: 722 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
piceus Thomson, 1861: 172 (Lordithon; Type locality: Lappland).
— Pandellé, 1869: 365 (Lordithon; characters).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 204 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Luze, 1901c: 722 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
hummleri Bernhauer, 1914d: 4 (Bryocharis; Type locality: Süditalien, Castel di Sangro, Prov. di Aquila).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Bryoporus; synonym of cernuus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 87 (Bryoporus; characters; aberration of cernuus).
cubanus Blackwelder, 1943: 530 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Cuba: Soledad, near Cie[n]fuegos).
ferrugineus Heer, 1834, see: Bryophacis.
flavipes LeConte, 1863, see: rufescens LeConte, 1863.
friebi Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 90, 99 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Prwnaja-Rjetschka-Tal bei Wladiwostok).
gracilis Sharp, 1888: 462 (Megacronus; Type locality: Otsu; Kobé; Fukushima).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 91 (Bryoporus; characters).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Bryoporus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 65 (Bryoporus; Yaku-shima Island).
— Hasegawa and Kanie, 1992: 20 (Bryoporus; seashore collection; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Bryoporus; China).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
gracilis Luze, 1903, see: Bryophacis.
hummleri Bernhauer, 1914, see: cernuus Gravenhorst, 1806.
kamerunensis Korge, 1962d: 199 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Neu-Kamerun).
▴ Distribution: Cameroon.
konecznii Scheerpeltz, 1959, see: Byrophacis.
lewisius Sharp, 1874: 19 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Nagasaki).
— Sharp, 1888: 464 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; notes; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 90 (Bryoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
lineipennis Fauvel, 1904a: 60 (Megacronus; Type locality: Himalaya: Simla; Nilghiris).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 333 (Bryoporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Bryoporus; India).
— Coiffait, 1984e: 374 (Bryoporus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
meridionalis Sharp, 1884: 319 (Megacronus; Type locality: Guatemala, Zapote, Panima in Vera Paz; Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui 2000 to 4000).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Korge, 1963a: 82 (Bryoporus; characters; notes; Colombia).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Panama, Colombia.
mexicanus Sharp, 1887: 782 (Megacronus; Type locality: Mexico, Sayula in Jalisco).
mexicanus Schubert, 1909, see: mutatus Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
minor Sharp, 1884: 320 (Megacronus; Type locality: Guatemala, Chiacam in Vera Paz).
multipunctus Hampe, 1867: 371 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Croatien).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 366 (Bryoporus; characters; Austria; Croatia; Hungary).
— Luze, 1901c: 724 (Bryoporus; characters; Croatia; Steiermark; Hungary; Dalmatia; Austria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 91 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 231 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 334 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Horion, 1967: 31 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Austria; Slovakia; Ukraine; Hungary; Romania; Serbia; Bosnia; Croatia; Dalmatia; Istria; Slovenia; Italy; Switzerland).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 25 (Bryoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Wittwer, 1993: 252 (Bryoporus; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Bryoporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 142 (Bryoporus; note).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 54 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; catalog; Poland).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
muricatulus Hatch, 1957, see: Bolitopunctus.
mutatus Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; replacement name for mexicanus Schubert).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
mexicanus Schubert, 1909: 289 (Megacronus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: südöstlichen Mexico, der Gegend von Jalapa, nördlich vom Pic d'Orizaba).
naomii L.-Z. Li, 1998: 17 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Japan: Shime Pref., Joju).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
niger Campbell, 1993a: 22 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Mexico: Cerro Potosi, Nuevo Leon, 7500 feet; also listed in Arizona and New Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, USA.
nigerrimus Sharp, 1884: 318 (Megacronus; Type locality: Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui 3000 to 4000 feet).
nigripennis Petri, 1912 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: Bryophacis.
obscurus Erichson, 1839b: 272 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Puerto Rico).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Korge, 1962c: 123, 124 (Bryoporus; characters; misidentified by Blackwelder, 1943; Puerto Rico; Trinidad).
— Korge, 1963a: 83 (Bryoporus; characters; notes).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Bryoporus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
similis Blackwelder, 1943: 528 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Trinidad: base of Galeota Point).
okamotoi L.-Z. Li, 1998: 20 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Japan: Ehime Pref., Matsuyama, Okudogo).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
optatus Sharp, 1888: 462 (Megacronus; Type locality: Kiga).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 89 (Bryoporus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
orientalis Cameron, 1937: 31 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
oscillans Sharp, 1884: 318 (Megacronus; Type locality: Guatemala, San Geronimo).
parvulus Casey, 1885, see: testaceus LeConte, 1863.
piceus Thomson, 1861, see: cernuus Gravenhorst, 1806.
pulchellus Lynch, 1884: 104 (Bryocharis; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Bolitobius]; Type locality: Chacabuco).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Korge, 1963a: 80 (Bryoporus; characters; notes; Argentina; Paraguay; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil.
rareuensis Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 89, 95 (Bryoporus; Type locality: alpine Lagen des Rareu-Massives in den Nordost-Karpathen der Bukowina).
▴ Distribution: Romania.
regularis Sharp, 1884: 319 (Megacronus; Type locality: Guatemala, Zapote, Capetillo).
regulus Blackwelder, 1943: 527 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Dominican Republic: cloudforest in the vicinity of Valle Nuevo, elevation about 6000 feet. Also cited from Haiti).
rubidus LeConte, 1863, see: rufescens LeConte, 1863.
rufescens LeConte, 1863a: 33 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Western States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993a]. Also cited from Middle States).
— Horn, 1877: 120 (Bryoporus; characters; Michigan to Florida and from Pennsylvania to California).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Bryoporus; New Mexico).
— Blatchley, 1910: 457 (Bryoporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Notman, 1920a: 181 (Bryoporus; New York).
— Notman, 1920b: 706 (Bryoporus; Florida).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 126 (Bryoporus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1993a: 10 (Bryoporus; lectotype designation: Western States; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Saskatchewan; Alabama; Arizona; Arkansas; California; Colorado; Connecticut; Florida; Georgia; Idaho; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Mississippi; Missouri; Nebraska; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New Mexico; New York; North Carolina; North Dakota; Ohio; Oklahoma; Oregon; Pennsylvania; South Carolina; Tennessee; Texas; Utah; Vermont; Virginia; Washington; West Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 463 (Bryoporus; characters; USA).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (Bryoporus; Florida).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
flavipes LeConte, 1863a: 32 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Southern States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993a]. Originally cited from Louisiana).
— Horn, 1877: 120 (Bryoporus; characters; Louisiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1993a: 10 (Bryoporus; lectotype designation: Southern States; synonym of rufescens).
rubidus LeConte, 1863a: 33 (Bryoporus; Type locality: San Jose, California; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993a]).
— Horn, 1877: 120, 127 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Campbell, 1993a: 10 (Bryoporus; lectotype designation; synonym of rufescens).
ryukyuensis Li, Du, and Lai, 1998: 52 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Japan: Okinawa Pref., Iriomote Is., Ohara).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
sahlbergi Luze, 1908: 42 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Palästina [Jerusalem]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryophacis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 91 (Bryoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Israel.
scheerpeltzi Korge, 1971a: 56 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Bosburun-Gebirge im Pisidischen Taurus, 1600–2000 m).
▴ Distribution: Turkey.
seriatus Erichson, 1839b: 272 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Novae Valenciae, Columbia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1486 (Bryoporus; catalog).
— Korge, 1963a: 79 (Bryoporus; characters; notes; Argentina; Mexico; Costa Rica; Venezuela).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Venezuela, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico.
similis Blackwelder, 1943, see: obscurus Erichson, 1839.
strigellus Reitter, 1909, see: Bryophacis.
styriacus Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 88, 94 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Koralpe, alpin).
— Lohse, 1964: 231 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 32 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bryoporus; checklist; Austria).
▴ Distribution: Austria.
subcarinipennis Bernhauer, 1910b: 386 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Not cited).
subterraneus Blackwelder, 1943: 531 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Jamaica: main range of the Blue Mountains, elevation 5000 to 7388 feet).
tarsalis Coiffait, 1981g: 302 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Iles Galapagos: Ile Santiago, Bahia Bucanero).
▴ Distribution: Galapagos Islands.
testaceus LeConte, 1863a: 33 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Southern States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993a]).
— Horn, 1877: 127 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Blatchley, 1910: 457 (Bryoporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bryoporus; valid species; catalog).
— Campbell, 1993a: 24 (Bryoporus; lectotype designation; characters; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Alabama; Arizona; Arkansas; Colorado; Connecticut; Florida; Georgia; Idaho; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Mississippi; Missouri; New Hampshire; New York; North Carolina; North Dakota; Ohio; Oklahoma; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; South Carolina; Tennessee; Texas; Vermont; Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 464 (Bryoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
parvulus Casey, 1885a: 151 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993a]).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 457 (Bryoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Campbell, 1993a: 24 (Bryoporus; lectotype designation; synonym of testaceus).
thomanus Korge, 1962c: 123 (Bryoporus; Type locality: San Thoma).
tirolensis Jatzentkovsky, 1910, see: Bryophacis.
transbaicalicus Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 89, 98 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Krasnaja Rjetschka bei Chabarowsk; Pjestschanka bei Tschita in Transbaikalien).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
tripunctatus Korge, 1963a: 81 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Brasilien: Sta. Catharina: Nova Teutonia).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
validepunctatus Scheerpeltz, 1972: 125 (Bryoporus; subgenus Bryoporus; Type locality: Argentinien: Rio Negro, El Bolsón, Mt. Piltriquitron, Nordwest-Tal, 460 m).
▴ Distribution: Argentina.
variatus Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916, see: Lordithon.
vittatus Eppelsheim, 1884, see: Bryophacis.
wadai Scheerpeltz, 1959b: 89, 97 (Bryoporus; Type locality: Mittel Japan: Gebiet des Mte. Tahao).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
Carphacis
[13 species; Nearctic and Palaearctic Regions]
Carphacis Gozis, 1886: 14 (proposed for misidentifaction of Megacronus by Thomson; species included: striatus). Type species: Staphylinus striatus Olivier, fixed by original designation.
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (characters; [Note: Misidentified as Megacronus according to Gozis, 1886: 14]; type species: striatus).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 179 (subgenus of Bolitobius; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 98, 103 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 82 (subgenus of Bolitobius, cited as Bolytobius; list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (subgenus of Bolitobius).
— Cameron, 1932: 334 (subgenus of Bolitobius).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 160 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380 (type species: striatus Olivier; subgenus of Lordithon).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 187 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters; Danish species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 95 (type species).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters; key to central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 28 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters; species of Sweden).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 148 (subgenus of Bolitobius; checklist of species of USSR).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 117 (subgenus of Bolitobius; some species collected in Slovakia).
— Campbell, 1980: 936 (revision of and key to North American species; characters; valid genus).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 179 (subgenus of Lordithon; catalog; Poland).
— Shibata, 1985a: 32 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Segers, 1986: 54 (subgenus of Carphacis; checklist; Belgium).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (valid genus).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 98 (checklist of species; Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Schülke, 1995: 62 (notes; key to east Asian species; list of species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (additions to list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (valid genus; characters).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (3 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Schülke, 2000d: 894 (catalog of species).
angularis Paykull, 1800, see: striatus Olivier, 1795.
crassicornis Coiffait, 1974a: 203 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; Type locality: Shkotovo, Peishoula).
— Schülke, 1995a: 28 (Carphacis; characters; notes; Chabarovsk; Primorie; China).
— Schülke, 2000d: 894 (Carphacis; list).
▴ Distribution: Russia, China.
dimidiatus Erichson, 1839b: 276 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: America septentrionalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1980]).
— Melsheimer, 1844: 33 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters).
— Horn, 1877: 115 (Bolitobius; characters; Gulf States).
— Blatchley, 1910: 454 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Campbell, 1980: 945 (Carphacis; lectotype designation; characters; District of Columbia; Georgia; Illinois; Indiana; Kentucky; Maryland; Mississippi; Missouri; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Tennessee; Virginia; West Virginia).
— Schülke, 1995a: 29 (Carphacis; characters).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 467 (Carphacis; characters; USA).
— Schülke, 2000d: 894 (Carphacis; list).
▴ Distribution: USA.
humeralis Melsheimer, 1844: 33 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; variety of dimidiatus; Type locality: Not cited).
effrenatus Herman, 2001: 54 (Carphacis; replacement name for intrusus Horn).
intrusus Horn, 1877: 115 (Bolitobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Middle States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1980]. Originally cited from Canada to Pennsylvania).
— Blatchley, 1910: 454 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Lordithon; found under bark).
— Campbell, 1980: 947 (Carphacis; lectotype designation: Middle States; characters; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Connecticut; Illinois; Iowa; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Minnesota; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Ohio; Pennsylvania; West Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Schülke, 1995a: 29 (Carphacis; characters).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 467 (Carphacis; characters; USA).
— Schülke, 2000d: 894 (Carphacis; synonym of effrenatus).
— Herman, 2001: 54 (Carphacis; synonym of effrenatus).
flavomarginatus Schülke, 2000d: 891 (Carphacis; Type locality: China: Sichuan, Emei Shan, Wannian, 1050 m).
▴ Distribution: China.
gigas Schülke, 1995: 68 (Carphacis; Type locality: Japan: Oyama).
humeralis Melsheimer, 1844, see: dimidiatus Erichson, 1839.
intrusus Horn, 1877, see: effrenatus Herman, 2001.
jarrigei Schülke, 1994: 35 (Carphacis; Type locality: N-Iran: Alam Kough, 1500–1800 m).
kawanabei L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1998: 89 (Carphacis; Type locality: Japan: Ehime Pref.: Mt. Saragamine).
martialis Pic, 1924, see: striatus Olivier, 1795.
nepigonensis Bernhauer, 1912i: 681 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Ontario: Nepigon).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Campbell, 1980: 949 (Carphacis; characters; British Columbia; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Durango; Arizona; California; Colorado; Illinois; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; Nevada; New Hampshire; New Mexico; New York; Pennsylvania; South Dakota; Wisconsin).
— Hatch, 1957: 126 (Bolitobius; cited as intrusus; [Note: Misidentification of C. nepigonensis according to Campbell, 1980: 950]; characters; British Columbia).
— Schülke, 1995a: 29 (Carphacis; characters).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 467 (Carphacis; characters; USA).
— Schülke, 2000d: 894 (Carphacis; list).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
ruber Malkin, 1944: 24 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: B. C.: Aspen Grove. Also cited from Manitoba).
— Hatch, 1957: 127 (Lordithon; characters; British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1980: 949 (Carphacis; synonym of nepigonensis).
wallisi Malkin, 1944: 29 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; variety of intrusus; Type locality: Manitoba: Winnipeg).
nikkoensis Schülke, 1995: 69 (Carphacis; Type locality: Japan: Nikko N. P., Lake Chuzenjiko, 1280 m).
paramerus Schülke, 1995: 63 (Carphacis; Type locality: Nikko, Japan).
ruber Malkin, 1944, see: nepigonensis Bernhauer, 1912.
striatus Olivier, 1795:(42): 28 (Staphylinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Europe).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 146 (Tachinus; characters).
— Latreille, 1804: 398 (Tachinus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 26 (Tachinus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 272 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 304 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 500 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Heer, 1839: 299 (Bolitobius; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 275 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Europe).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 686 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 488 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 448 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 175 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (type species of Megacronus; [Note: Genus misidentified according to Gozis, 1886: 14]).
— Thomson, 1861: 166 (Megacronus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Pandellé, 1869: 353 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Switzerland).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 191 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 554 [= 1876: 36] (Megacronus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 203 (Megacronus; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 28 (Megacronus; characters; France).
— Gozis, 1886: 14 (type species of Carphacis).
— Sharp, 1888: 461 (Megacronus; notes; Japan).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 408 (Megacronus; characters; Europe).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 434 (Megacronus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 728 (Bolitobius; characters; central Europe; Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 103 (Carphacis; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 326 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 332 (Carphacis; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 158 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; fungus inhabitant).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 187 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; characters; Denmark).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Szujecki, 1963a: 35 (Carphacis; Poland).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 28 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 35 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; Algeria; Siberia; Manchuria; Japan; Denmark; Sweden; Finland; Russia; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Romania; Bosnia Hercegovina; Istria; Italy; France; Switzerland; Belgium; Austria; Germany).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Carphacis; Poland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 101 (Bolitobius; catalog; Austria).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 148 (Bolitobius; subgenus Carphacis; Palaearctic region).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (Lordithon; Finland; Sweden; Denmark).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 179 (Lordithon; catalog; Poland).
— Campbell, 1980: 942 (Carphacis; characters).
— Uhlig and Vogel, 1981: 129 (Bolitobius; notes; Germany).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 250 (Lordithon; Korea).
— Segers, 1986: 54 (Carphacis; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; France; Sweden).
— Mahler, 1987: 199 (Carphacis; notes; Denmark).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Carphacis; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Denmark).
— Tóth, 1993: 28 (Bolitobius; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Carphacis; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Schülke, 1995: 74, 75 (Carphacis; characters; notes; Japan).
— Sparacio, 1995: 167 (Carphacis; characters; summary of Distribution; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Carphacis; Italy).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (Carphacis; Denmark).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Carphacis; checklist; Denmark).
— Ádám, 1996: 248 (Carphacis; synonym of angularis).
— Martikainen, Kaila, and Haila, 1998: 296 (Carphacis; possibly threatened species; Finland).
— Schülke, 2000d: 894 (Carphacis; list).
— Herman, 2001: 54 (Carphacis; although a junior primary homonym, prevailing use as valid maintained pending outcome of application to Commission under Articles 23.9.3 and 23.9.5).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Korea, Japan.
angularis Paykull, 1800: 395 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Suecia).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 272 (Tachinus; synonym of striatus Olivier).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 305 (Tachinus; synonym of striatus Olivier).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 448 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Rey, 1883: 28 (Megacronus; synonym of striatus).
— Luze, 1901c: 728 (Bolitobius; synonym of striatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; synonym of striatus).
— Ádám, 1996: 248 (Carphacis; valid name; Hungary).
martialis Pic, 1924: 25 (Bolitobius; variety of striatus; Type locality: Les Guerreaux).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; variety of striatus).
wallisi Malkin, 1944, see: nepigonensis Bernhauer, 1912.
yunnanus Schülke, 1999c: 55 (Carphacis; Type locality: China: N. Yunnan: Dali, 1600–2000 m).
zerchei Schülke, 1995: 72 (Carphacis; Type locality: Hirogawara, S. Alpes, Yamanashi, Pref.).
Ischnosoma
[55 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, and Oriental Regions]
Ischnosoma Stephens, 1829a: 22 (species included: splendens, tenuis, lepidum, punctatostria-tum, splendidum, punctum along with 4 unavailable names). Type species: Tachinus splendidus Gravenhorst, fixed by subsequent designation by Thomson, 1859: 47; the type species designation is endorsed and Ischnosoma is conserved with proviso that if Ischnosoma and Mycetoporus become synonyms then the latter takes precedence according to decisions by the Commission in Opinion 1726 (ICZN, 1993).
— Stephens, 1829: 268 (list of species; Britian).
— Stephens, 1832: 100, 168 (characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 281 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Wollaston, 1854: 573 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 28 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (characters; type species: splendida).
— Thomson, 1861: 165 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 560 [= 1876: 42] (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Rey, 1883: 110 (characters; key to French species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 410 (subgenus of Mycetoporus; key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 436 (subgenus of Mycetoporus; key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 98 (subgenus of Mycetoporus; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 367 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Luze, 1901c: 663 (subgenus of Mycetoporus).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 177 (subgenus of Mycetoporus; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Hellén, 1925: 45 (subgenus of Mycetoporus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (subgenus of Mycetoporus).
— Tottenham, 1949: 377 (synonym of Mycetoporus; type species: splendidus Gravenhorst).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 204 (synonym of Mycetoporus; type species: splendida; notes).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 172 (subgenus of Mycetoporus; characters; Danish species).
— Palm, 1966: 11 (subgenus of Mycetoporus; characters; species of Sweden).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 148 (subgenus of Mycetoporus; checklist of species of USSR).
— Campbell, 1991a: 74 (characters; valid genus; key to North and Central American species).
— Campbell, 1992a (application to Commission to conserve Ischnosoma and to give Mycetoporus precedence over Ischnosoma if the two become synonyms).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— M. Hansen, Liljehult, Mahler, and Pedersen, 1995: 30 (additional records to Danish list of species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 467 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Kocian, 1997 (characters; revision of and key to species of western Palaearctic; species group classification).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— Schülke, 1998i: 140, 141 (valid genus; characters; supplement to key to species in Lohse, 1964).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (13 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 102 (collected from Kamchatka).
Leichotes Gistel, 1834: 9 (species included: punctus, lepidus, splendidus along with 3 other unavailable names). Type species: Tachinus splendidus Gravenhorst, fixed by subsequent designation by Blackwelder, 1952: 212.
— Campbell, 1991a: 74 (synonym of Ischnosoma).
— ICZN, 1993: 171 (placed on Official Index of Rejected and Invalid Generic Names in Zoology).
Myteroxis Des Gozis, 1886: 14 (species included: splendidus). Type species: Tachinus splendidus Gravenhorst, fixed by original designation.
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 367 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Luze, 1901c: 663 (synonym of Ischnosoma).
— Tottenham, 1949: 377 (synonym of Ischnosoma; type species: splendidus Gravenhorst).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 256 (type species: splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 74 (synonym of Ischnosoma).
— ICZN, 1993: 171 (placed on Official Index of Rejected and Invalid Generic Names in Zoology).
Ischnosomata E. Strand, 1935: 293 (replacement name for Ischnosoma Stephens). Type species: Tachinus splendidus Gravenhorst, fixed by objective synonymy with Ischnosoma.
— Blackwelder, 1952: 205 (type species).
— Campbell, 1991a: 74 (synonym of Ischnosoma).
— ICZN, 1993: 171 (placed on Official Index of Rejected and Invalid Generic Names in Zoology).
arizonense Campbell, 1991a: 111 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Arizona: Carr Canyon, 1760 m, Huachuca Mtns.).
▴ Distribution: USA.
ashei Campbell, 1991a: 113 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Mexico: Oaxaca: 15.7 km S Hwy 190, Ojo de Agua Rd., 2065 m).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
bergrothi Hellén, 1925: 37, 45 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; replacement name for elegans Mäklin. Also cited from Sweden, Norway, Prussia, Lithuania, Russia, and Mongolia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 230 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 12 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 28 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; northern Russia; northern Siberia; Mongolia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Poland; Germany).
— Huggert and Ulefors, 1971: 59 (Mycetoporus; notes; Sweden).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; Germany).
— Kocian, 1997: 269 (Ischnosoma; characters; Germany; Finland; Sweden; Russia).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (Ischnosoma).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Ischnosoma; note).
▴ Distribution: Germany, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Lithuania, Russia, Mongolia.
elegans Mäklin, 1846: 176 (Mycetoporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Nylander; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]. Also cited from Urpala).
— Mäklin, 1847: 12 (Mycetoporus; cited with description of unnamed variety; Finland).
— Pandellé, 1869: 339 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 202 (Ischnosoma; characters; Finland).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 369 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; East Prussia; Finland).
— Luze, 1901c: 670 (Mycetoporus; characters; East Prussia; Finland; northern and eastern Siberia; northern Mongolia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; synonym of bergrothi).
— Lohse, 1964: 230 (Mycetoporus; synonym of bergrothi).
— Kocian, 1997: 269 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation: Urpala; synonym of bergrothi).
biplagiatum Fairmaire, 1860b: 153 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Bône; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]).
— Pandellé, 1869: 340 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; synonym of longicornis).
— Fauvel, 1875: 562 [= 1876: 44] (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 368 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longicornis).
— Luze, 1901c: 671 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longicornis).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longicornis).
— Kocian, 1997: 276 (Ischnosoma; valid species; lectotype designation; characters; Madeira; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; Spain; Portugal; France; Corsica; Sardinia; Mallorca; Sicily).
▴ Distribution: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Madeira, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy.
pseudolongicornis Palm, 1980: 395 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Madeira: Terreiro da Luta, 900 m).
— Schülke, 1996a: 188 (Ischnosoma; characters; notes; Portugal; Spain; Madeira; Sicily; Sardinia; Corsica).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Ischnosoma; Italy).
— Kocian, 1997: 276 (Ischnosoma; synonym of biplagiatum).
bolitobioides Bernhauer, 1923a: 126 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Japan: Ocyama).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1949b: 469 (Mycetoporus; Formosa).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Taiwan.
braminum Motschulsky, 1858, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
californicum Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; replacement name for myops Fall).
myops Fall, 1910: 102 (Mycetoporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Fieldbrook, northern California).
campbelli Kocian, 1997: 261 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: USSR: Abchazia Msara pr. Gumista).
▴ Distribution: Georgia.
cassagnaui Coiffait, 1984: 119 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Nepal: Tiger Hills, 2400 m [Note: Probably Darjeeling, India, not Nepal]).
caucasicum Kocian, 1997: 260 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Caucas. occ., Circassien).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
chinense Bernhauer, 1939k: 599 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosomata; Type locality: N. W. China: Tienmuschan).
clavicornis Stephens, 1832, see: Mycetoporus.
convexum Sharp, 1888: 463 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Hitoyoshi; Hosokute).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Ito, 1992a: 64 (Mycetoporus; Yakushima Island).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
corsicum Kocian, 1997: 274 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Corsica).
▴ Distribution: France.
costale Campbell, 1991a: 120 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: California: Del Norte Co.: Crescent City).
▴ Distribution: USA.
coxale Sharp, 1884: 320 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui 4000 to 6000 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1991a: 109 (Ischnosoma; characters; Costa Rica; Chiapas, Hidalgo, Oaxaca; Chiriqui).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama.
curtipenne Bernhauer, 1917l: 250 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Kalifornien: Sugar Pines).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1991a: 128 (Ischnosoma; characters; California).
▴ Distribution: USA.
discoidale Sharp, 1888: 463 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Yokohama; Kiga; Miyanoshita).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 233 (Mycetoporus; Formosa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Mycetoporus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Mycetoporus; cited as discoidilis; China).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Taiwan, China.
doderoi Roubal, 1911: 11 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ačišchu mountains, near Krasnaja, Caucasus; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Kocian, 1997: 253 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation: Ačišchu mountains, near Krasnaja, Caucasus; characters; Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
duplicatum Sharp, 1888: 464 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Chiuzenji).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
durangoense Campbell, 1991a: 114 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Mexico: Durango: Bankos, 10 mi. S.W. Ciudad, 8500 ft.).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
elegans A. Matthews, 1838, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
elegans Mäklin, 1846, see: bergrothi Hellén, 1925.
fimbriatum Campbell, 1991a: 100 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Ontario, Lake Superior Prov. Pk., Frater. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Labrador, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Sakatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, California, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming).
flavicolle LeConte, 1863a: 33 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Louisiana; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]).
— Horn, 1877: 123 (Mycetoporus; characters; Michigan, Florida, Georgia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 132 (Mycetoporus; characters; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1991a: 95 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; characters; Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 468 (Ischnosoma; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
fusciventre Tikhomirova, 1973: 160 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Suputinskii zapovednik; Kedrovaia Pad').
hermani Campbell, 1991a: 121 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: California: Santa Cruz Co.: 14 mi N Boulder Creek, 2630 ft.).
▴ Distribution: USA.
himalayicum Cameron, 1926: 173 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Chakrata District; Binal Gad, 7000 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 332 (Mycetoporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: India.
hospitale Fall, 1910: 101 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: California, Mt. Lowe, 6000 ft., near Pasadena; Santa Cruz Mountains; Santa Clara County).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1991a: 118 (Ischnosoma; characters; California).
▴ Distribution: USA.
indicum Cameron, 1926: 173 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Dehra Dun).
— Cameron, 1932: 331 (Mycetoporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 393 (Mycetoporus; Sumatra).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: India, Indonesia.
irregulare L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1996: 75 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Japan: Ehime Pref.: Odamiyama).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
jaljalense Coiffait, 1983d: 176 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Nepal: Jaljale Himal, 2920 m).
kilimandscharense Bernhauer, 1915d: 151 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: West-Kilimandscharo, 1500–1700 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1956: 314 (Mycetoporus; characters in key).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania.
kociani Schülke, 1998c: 231 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: GR.: Pelopónnisos, 40 km SE Tripoli, E Ag. Petros, 900 m, 37°19′40 N, 22°34′48 E).
▴ Distribution: Greece.
lecontei Campbell, 1991a: 132 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: North Carolina: Great Smoky Mountain Nat. Pk., Heintooga Parking area, 1630 m. Also cited from Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 468 (Ischnosoma; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
loebli Kocian, 1997: 279 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Israel: Galilee, au dessous Safad, 500 m. Also cited from Cyprus and Turkey).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Ischnosoma; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Israel, Cyprus, Turkey.
longicorne Mäklin, 1847: 12 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Nyland, Sweden; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]. Originally cited from Urpals; Ekenäs; Hoplax).
— Erichson, 1839b: 286 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452, cited splendidus variety 2 of Erichson, 1839b: 287, as a synonym of longicornis; there is no available name]; characters; Finland).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 467 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 982 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 166 (Ischnosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Rye, 1864a: 53 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Britain).
— Pandellé, 1869: 340 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland; Algeria [Note: May apply to biplagiatus]; Hungary).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 195 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 562 [= 1876: 44] (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 289 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 202 (Ischnosoma; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 116 (Ischnosoma; characters; France; Silesia; Sweden).
— Fowler, 1888: 218 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 368 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Europe; Algeria [Note: May apply to biplagiatus]).
— Luze, 1901c: 671 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe; Algeria [Note: May apply to biplagiatus]; Caucasus; eastern Siberia).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Montandon, 1908: 80 (Mycetoporus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 99 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 2 (Mycetoporus; characters; Czechoslovakia).
— Johansen, 1914: 339 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 45 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; key characters; notes; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Europe; Algeria [Note: May apply to biplagiatus]; Caucasus; Siberia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 173 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 135 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Italy).
— Lohse, 1964: 230 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 82 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosomata; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 13 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 29 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Russia; Lapland; Scotland; widespread in central and southern Europe; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Romania; Bosnia; Dalmatia; Istria; Italy; Sardinia; Corsica; Spain; France; Switzerland; Belgium; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 275 (Mycetoporus; Morocco [Note: May apply to biplagiatus]).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 21 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Ischnosoma; Italy).
— Kocian, 1997: 271 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation: Nyland, Sweden; characters; Italy; Switzerland; Austria; Germany; Denmark; Sweden; Norway; Russia; Finland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Hungary; Slovenia; Croatia; Serbia and Montenegro; Bosnia; Macedonia; Romania; Bulgaria; Greece; Turkey; Ukraine; Caucasus).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (Ischnosoma; characters).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Ischnosoma; note).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Ischnosoma; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Algeria ?, Morocco ?, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Turkey.
ludwigi Reitter, 1909: 99 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Bosnien, Ivan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tóth, 1993: 22 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Kocian, 1997: 275 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; characters; Bosnia; Croatia).
▴ Distribution: Bosnia Herzcegovina, Croatia.
maderi Bernhauer, 1943: 76 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: China: Prov. Yunnan, Vallis flumin. Soling-ho).
major Luze, 1901c: 673 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Caucasus: Helenendorf; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Kocian, 1997: 262 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; characters; Russia; Georgia).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Georgia).
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965: 299 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
mandschuricum Bernhauer, 1923a: 125 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: S. Mandschurei: Chikuanshan).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Ischnosoma).
▴ Distribution: China.
melanurus Stephens, 1832, see: Mycetoporus.
mexicanum Campbell, 1991a: 116 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Mexico: Veracruz: 4.4 mi. N Huatusco, 4200 ft.; also from Nuevo Leon).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
monilicorne Wollaston, 1864: 559 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Teneriffe: on the elevated Cumbre adjoining the Cañadas).
— Wollaston, 1865: 482, 69 appendix (Mycetoporus; characters; habitat; notes; Canary Islands).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; Canaries).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Palm, 1975: 243 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Canary Islands).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (Ischnosoma; checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— Oromí and García, 1995: 177 (Mycetoporus; Canary Islands).
— Kocian, 1997: 268 (Ischnosoma; characters; Canary Islands).
— Assing, 1999a: 346 (Ischnosoma; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
obscuripenne Wollaston, 1865: 69 (Mycetoporus; variety of monilicorne; Type locality: Teneriffe).
myops Eppelsheim, 1880: 464 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Suram-gebirge; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]).
— Luze, 1901c: 674 (Mycetoporus; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Kocian, 1997: 252 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; characters; Armenia; Caucasus; Turkey).
▴ Distribution: Georgia, Armenia, Turkey.
myops Fall, 1910, see: californicum Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
nepalense Scheerpeltz, 1976: 44 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Nepal: Bassislager Yaral bei Pangpoche, ca. 4000 m).
nitidulum Stephens, 1832, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
obscuripenne Wollaston, 1865, see: monilicorne Wollaston, 1864.
pallidulum Mannerheim, 1830, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
paradiscoidale L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1996: 77 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido: Mt. Kurodake, Mts. Daisetsuzan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
pecki Campbell, 1991a: 115 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Mexico: Oaxaca: 52 mi. N. Oaxaca, 9500 ft.).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
piciceps Stephens, 1832, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
pictum Horn, 1877: 123 (Mycetoporus; variety ? of flavicollis; Type locality: Michigan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]. No locality originally cited).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; variety of flavicollis; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 132 (Mycetoporus; characters; British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1991a: 81 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation: Mic [Michigan]; characters; Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Ischnosoma; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 468 (Ischnosoma; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
pseudolongicornis Palm, 1980, see: biplagiata Fairmaire, 1860.
rufescens Stephens, 1832, see: Mycetoporus.
ruficolle Stephens, 1832, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
schuelkei Kocian, 1997: 259 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Caucasus Soči env.).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
simile Tikhomirova, 1973: 159 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Supu-tinskoi zapovednik).
simpsoni Stephens, 1832, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1804.
spelaeum Scriba, 1870: 80 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Prope Santas Albas in caverna).
— Luze, 1901c: 675 (Mycetoporus; characters; Spain).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 345 (Mycetoporus; characters; cave species; Spain).
— Fagel, 1967: 203 (Mycetoporus; notes; Spain).
— Kocian, 1997: 255 (Ischnosoma; characters; Spain).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 132 (Ischnosoma; characters; collected from cave; Spain; Portugal).
▴ Distribution: Spain.
splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806: 24 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brunsvigae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]. Also cited from Norimbergae).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 249 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 60 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1829a: 22 (Ischnosoma).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 295 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 63 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Russia).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 477 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Russia).
— Stephens, 1832: 169 (Ischnosoma; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455, listed tenuis Stephens as an available name but a synonym of splendidus Gravenhorst; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 170 (Ischnosoma; characters; England).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 505 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (Mycetoporus; type species).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 416 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 296 (Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 287 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455, cited tenuis Stephens as a synonym of splendidus; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Heer, 1841: 586 (Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Mäklin, 1847: 14 (Mycetoporus; cited with description of unnamed variety; Finland).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 688 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 71 (Mycetoporus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 496 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 466 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 178 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (type species of Ischnosoma).
— Thomson, 1861: 165 (Ischnosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Mycetoporus; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 340 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Corsica).
— Solsky, 1871b: 240 (Mycetoporus; Russia).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 562 [= 1876: 44] (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Algeria; Siberia; North America).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 290 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 202 (Ischnosoma; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 122 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455, cited americanus Horn as a synonym of splendidus; Horn did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Erichson]; characters; Lake Superior region and British Columbia).
— Fauvel, 1878: 131 [= 1878a: 51] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 113 (Ischnosoma; characters; France).
— Gozis, 1886: 14 (type species of Myteroxis).
— Fauvel, 1886: 62 [= 1886a: 54] (Mycetoporus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 218 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Eppelsheim, 1892: 329 (Mycetoporus; Turkestan).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 368 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Luze, 1901c: 672 (Mycetoporus; characters; Palaearctic Region; North America).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 104 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Montandon, 1908: 80 (Mycetoporus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 99 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Germany).
— Blatchley, 1910: 456 (Mycetoporus; characters; Indiana).
— Rambousek, 1911: 3 (Mycetoporus; characters; Czechoslovakia).
— Johansen, 1914: 338 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 45 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; key characters; notes; northern Europe; East Indies).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 2 (Mycetoporus; Kamchatka region).
— Portevin, 1929: 328 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; characters; East Indies).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 172 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Hatch, 1957: 132 (Mycetoporus; characters; British Columbia; Oregon).
— Lohse, 1964: 230 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 82 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosomata; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 13 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 29 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; all Europe).
— Coiffait, 1968c: 505 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Mycetoporus; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Ádám, 1987: 153 (Mycetoporus; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Nowosad, 1990: 151 (Mycetoporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Campbell, 1991a: 88 (Ischnosoma; characters; Alberta, British Columbia, Labrador, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington).
— Tóth, 1993: 21 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Mycetoporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Outerelo, Palmer and Pons, 1995: 80 (Mycetoporus; Mallorca).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Ischnosoma; Italy).
— L.-Z. Li, 1996: 257 (Ischnosoma; characters; Japan).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 468 (Ischnosoma; cited as spendidum; characters; USA).
— Owen, 1997a: 149 (Mycetoporus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Kocian, 1997: 264 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation: Brunsvigae, Germany; characters; Spain; Sardinia; France; Italy; Switzerland; Austria; Germany; Denmark; Sweden; Norway; Finland; Latvia; Poland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Hungary; Croatia; Bosnia; Albania; Bulgaria; Turkey; Cyprus; Russia; Ukraine; Caucasus).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (Ischnosoma; characters).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Ischnosoma; note).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 77 (Ischnosoma; catalog; habitat; Distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Ischnosoma; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Turkey, Uzbekistan, “East Indies”, Japan, Canada, USA.
pallidulum Mannerheim, 1830: 63 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Villnäs, Finland; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]. Originally cited from Finlandia australis; Sueciae: Ostrogothia).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 477 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 466 (Mycetoporus; cited as pallidus; characters; Germany).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 565 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 202 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendida).
— Rey, 1883: 114 (Ischnosoma; cited as pallidus; synonym of splendida).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 368 (Mycetoporus; cited as pallidus; synonym of splendidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 672 (Mycetoporus; cited as pallidus; synonym of splendidus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; cited as pallidus; synonym of splendidus).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; cited as splendidus; synonym of splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 89 (Ischnosoma; cited as pallidus; synonym of splendidum).
— Kocian, 1997: 264 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation: Villnäs, Finland; synonym of splendidum).
nitidulum Stephens, 1832: 175 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Battersea; Ripley; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 101 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; synonym of splendidum).
piciceps Stephens, 1832: 176 (Bolitobius; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 565 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; cited as picipes; synonym of splendidus).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 89 (Ischnosoma; cited as picipes; synonym of splendidum).
— Kocian, 1997: 264 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum ?).
— Schülke, 2000b: 102 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; synonym of splendidum).
ruficolle Stephens, 1832: 176 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Norfolk; London).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 565 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 89 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum).
— Kocian, 1997: 264 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum ?).
— Schülke, 2000b: 102 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; synonym of splendidum).
simpsoni Stephens, 1832: 176 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Yorkshire).
— Stephens, 1839: 380 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Schülke, 2000b: 102 (Ischnosoma; type probably lost; synonym of splendidum).
elegans A. Matthews, 1838: 197 (Megacronus; Type locality: Weston).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1840: 922 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 451 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 565 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 89 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum).
— Kocian, 1997: 264 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum ?).
subrubrum Heer, 1841: 586 (Mycetoporus; variety of splendidus; Type locality: Genf).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 89 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum).
— Kocian, 1997: 264 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum ?).
braminum Motschulsky, 1858a: 215 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; characters; East Indies).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1934d: 79 (Mycetoporus; type examined; synonym of splendidus).
testaceum Kraatz, 1859: 64 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: India orientalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 89 (Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidum).
— Kocian, 1997: 264 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; synonym of splendidum).
subrubrum Heer, 1841, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
suteri Campbell, 1991a: 135 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: North Carolina: Great Smoky Mountain Nat. Pk., Clingmans Dome, 1950–2020 m. Also cited from Tennessee, Virginia).
tenuis: Stephens, 1832, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
testaceum Kraatz, 1859, see: splendidum Gravenhorst, 1806.
thoracicum Eppelsheim, 1880: 463 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: Helenendorf; [Note: See lectotype designation by Kocian, 1997]).
— Luze, 1901c: 673 (Mycetoporus; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Kocian, 1997: 256 (Ischnosoma; lectotype designation; characters; Caucasus).
▴ Distribution: Caucasus.
turcicum Kocian, 1997: 258 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Turquie Ordu Env. Tekkiraz).
virginiense Bernhauer, 1917l: 249 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; Type locality: West-Virginia: White Sulphur).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1991a: 104 (Ischnosoma; characters; Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 468 (Ischnosoma; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
winkleri Bernhauer, 1915j: 268 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Jaila-Gebirge, Krim; [Note: See lectotype designation by Gusarov, 1993]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1923d: 181 (Mycetoporus; characters; Crimea).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Gusarov, 1993: 66 (Mycetoporus; characters; lectotype designation).
— Kocian, 1997: 254 (Ischnosoma; characters; Crimea).
▴ Distribution: Ukraine.
yasudai L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1996: 79 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido: Sarobetsu Field).
Lordithon
[134 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Oriental, and Australian Regions]
Lordithon Thomson, 1859: 47 (species included: pygmaeus; [Note: This is the genus formerly known as Bolitobius]). Type species: Oxyporus pygmaeus Fabricius, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Stephens, 1832: 100, 171 (cited as Bolitobius; characters).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 497 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; characters).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; characters; type species).
— Holme, 1842: 113 (cited as Bolitobius; notes).
— Gistel, 1856: 387 (list of species; cited as Bolitobius).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (characters; type species).
— Thomson, 1861: 170 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; characters).
— Thomson, 1861: 172 (characters).
— LeConte, 1863: 23 (cited as Boletobius; list of North American species).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 26 (cited as Bolitobius; list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (catalog; cited as Bolitobius).
— Sharp, 1871d: 11 (list of British species).
— Fauvel, 1875: 546 [= 1876: 28] (characters; key to species).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXV [= 1876: 224] (synonym of Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification]; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 112 (cited as Bolitobius; characters; key to North American species).
— Provancher, 1877: 243 (cited as Boletobius; characters).
— Heyden, 1880: 70 (cited as Bolitobius with Lordithon as a subgenus; list of species of Siberian region).
— Rey, 1883: 31 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; characters; key to French species).
— Duvivier, 1884: 134 (catalog; cited as Bolitobius; [Note: Most of the species cited are in Lordithon]).
— Sharp, 1888: 210 (cited as Bolitobius; characters; key to British species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 408 (key to some European species; cited as Bolitobius).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 434 (key to some European species; cited as Bolitobius).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 97 (cited as Bolitobius; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 40 (cited as Bolitobius; list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 361 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; characters; key to middle European species).
— Heyden, 1896: 31 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; list of species of Siberian region).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 311 (catalog of species of Barbary; cited as Bolitobius; Canaries).
— Luze, 1901c: 725 (cited as Bolitobius; characters; key to species).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (cited as Bolitobius; key to some Palaearctic species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 179 (cited as Bolitobius; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 98, 103 (characters; cited as Bolitobius; key to species).
— Blatchley, 1910: 452 (characters; cited as Boletobius; key to Indiana species).
— Petri, 1912: 82 (subgenus of Bolitobius, cited as Bolytobius; list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 322 (characters; cited as Bolitobius; key to species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; world catalog; 67 species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (subgenus of Bolitobius).
— Winkler, 1925: 397 (catalog for Palaearctic region; cited as Bolitobius).
— Cameron, 1925: 76 (catalog of Indian species; cited as Bolitobius).
— Porta, 1926: 123 (cited as Bolitobius; characters; key to species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 332 (cited as Bolitobius; key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 403 (catalog; cited as Bolitobius; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 333 ([Note: Misidentified as Bolitobius]; characters; key to species of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 86 (cited as Bolitobius; key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (cited as Bolitobius with Lordithon as subgenus; world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 374 (cited as Bolitobius; list of species of Tunisia).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 150 (cited as Bolitobius; checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species; Bolitobius of authors listed as synonym).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 157 (cited as Bolitobius; characters; key to central european fungus inhabiting species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 379, 424 (type species: thoracicus Fabricius = pygmaeus Fabricius; notes; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 227 (type species: pygmaeus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 188 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters; Danish species).
— Hatch, 1957: 110, 127 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest).
— Kocher, 1958: 163 (cited as Bolitobius; checklist of species; Morocco).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 11 (cited as Bolitobius; list of Portuguese species).
— Székessy, 1963: 66 (cited as Bolitobius; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 232 (cited as Bolitobius; characters; key to central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 28 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters; species of Sweden).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 402 (cited as Bolitobius; characters; key to Chilean species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 101 (cited as Bolitobius; catalog of Austrian species).
— Shibata, 1973c: 65 (checklist of species of Taiwan).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 148 (cited as Bolitobius; checklist of species of USSR).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 281 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 275 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Uhlig, 1979: 256 (cited as Bolitobius; some species collected in Germany).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 117 (subgenus of Bolitobius; some species collected in Slovakia).
— Uhlig, Vogel, and Sieber, 1980: 249 (cited as Bolitobius; some species collected in Germany).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 173 (catalog; Poland).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 129 (cited as Bolitobius; list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Campbell, 1982: 10, 17 (revision of and key to North and Central American species; characters; notes on biology).
— Shibata, 1985a: 23 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Segers, 1986: 54 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Frank, 1986a: 371 (checklist of species of Florida).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175, 176 (valid name).
— Angelini, 1991: 190 (cited as Bolitobius; list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 98 (checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 27 (characters; cited as Bolitobius; key to Hungarian species).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (ovariole number and ovary structure).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— Kocian, 1996: 45, 47 (key to species of central Europe; key in Czech and English).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 464 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (valid genus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 218 (revision of and key to species of Japan; characters for genus and subgenera; characters).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (23 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 103 (collected from Kuril Islands and Kamchatka).
Bobitobus Tottenham, 1939d: 225 (proposed for the misuse of Bolitobius by Thomson and others). Type species: Staphylinus lunulatus Linné, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (synonym of Lordithon).
— Tottenham, 1949: 379, 424 (type species: lunulatus Linné; subgenus of Lordithon; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 79 (type species: lunulatus).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (synonym of Lordithon).
— Campbell, 1982: 66 (cited as Bolitobus; subgenus of Lordithon; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 219, 241 (cited as Bolitobus; subgenus of Lordithon; revision of and key to species of Japan; characters).
abditus Herman, 2001: 55 (Lordithon; replacement name for decipiens Cameron, 1937).
decipiens Cameron, 1937: 34 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft.; Nandjoeng Djaja, G. Simpal, alt. 600 m).
affinis Cameron, 1950d: 25 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Selangor: Bukit Kutu).
aitai Li-Zhen and Ohbayashi, 1997: 95 (Lordithon; Type locality: Japan: Tsushima Is.: Kamisaka, Izuhara-machi).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 241 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
alticola Sharp, 1884, see: obliquus Sharp, 1884.
angularis Stephens, 1832, see: trinotatus Erichson, 1839.
angularis Sachse, 1852, see: kelleyi Malkin, 1944.
antennatus Campbell, 1982: 62 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Hidalgo, 2.5 mi. N. Tlanchinol, 5200 feet).
anticus Horn, 1877: 117 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Michigan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Also cited from New England and Middle States).
— Blatchley, 1910: 453 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 281 (Lordithon; checklist; North American).
— Campbell, 1982: 27 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation: Mic. [Michigan]; characters; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Connecticut; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Nebraska; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
apicalis Stephens, 1832, see: exoletus Erichson, 1839.
apicicornis Bernhauer, 1920c: 45 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Mexiko: Jalapa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
appalachianus Campbell, 1982: 38 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Connecticut: Guilford. Also cited from Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont).
arcuatus Solsky, 1871b: 238 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: la région de Irk[ou]tsk: Oussol et S.W. Baïkal, dans la Sibérie orientale).
— Luze, 1901c: 733 (Bolitobius; characters; Siberia).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Schülke, 1995a: 28 (Lordithon; Irkutsk; Chabarovsk).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
arizonensis Bernhauer, 1912i: 681 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Arizona: Williams; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 281 (Lordithon; checklist; North American).
— Campbell, 1982: 50 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation; characters; Chihuahua; Durango; Mexico; Veracruz; Arizona; California; New Mexico; Texas; Utah).
▴ Distribution: USA, Mexico.
ashei Campbell, 1982: 58 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Mexico: Ocoyoaca, 9400 feet).
atricapillus Fabricius 1775, see: lunulatus Linné 1760.
atricaudatus Say, 1823, see: cinctus Gravenhorst, 1802.
australis Schülke, 2000c: 884 (Lordithon; Type locality: Australia; Queensland, Mt. Tambourine).
axillaris Gravenhorst, 1806: 29 (Tachinus; Type locality: America septentr.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Erichson, 1839b: 274 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; America septentrionalis).
— Horn, 1877: 114 (Bolitobius; characters; Gulf States).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 281 (Lordithon; checklist; North American).
— Campbell, 1982: 22 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation; characters; Quebec; District of Columbia; Minnesota; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Tennessee; Vermont).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
beesoni Cameron, 1932: 343 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Mussoorie district: Mackinnon Park).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
bicolor Gravenhorst, 1806: 28 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Borussia).
— Erichson, 1839b: 274 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Hercynia; Borussia).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 824 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 488 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 445 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Pandellé, 1869: 354 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1875: 549 [= 1876: 31] (Lordithon; characters; France; Germany; Siberia).
— Rey, 1883: 41 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 363 (Bolitobius; characters; middle Europe; Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 104 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 333 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 37 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Siberia; Japan; Korea; Czechoslovakia; Romania; Poland; Germany; Austria; Italy).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 250 (Lordithon; Korea).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 28 (Bolitobius; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Lordithon; China).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy ?).
— Schülke, 1995a: 28 (Lordithon; Primorie).
— Kocian, 1996: 35 (Lordithon; characters of aedeagus; Slovakia).
— Krasutskii, 1997: 304 (Lordithon; found on Pleurotus pulmonarius; western Siberia).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 221 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, China, Korea, Japan.
felix Sharp, 1888: 459 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nikko; Yuyama; Kashiwagi; Nara; eastern Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; synonym of bicolor).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 221 (Lordithon; synonym of bicolor).
bicoloratus Last, 1984: 137 (Bolitobius; Type locality: New Guinea: Okapa).
— Schülke, 2000c: 883, 885 (Lordithon; characters).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
bicoloripennis Coiffait, 1981 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: franzi Coiffait, 1981.
biguttatus Stephens, 1832, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
bimaculatus Schrank, 1798: 644 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Bayern, Tegernsee [Note: See neotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; characters; Denmark).
— Erichson, 1839b: 279 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Kolenati, 1846: 13 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Ádám, 1996: 248 (Lordithon; valid name; Hungary).
— Schülke, 2000b: 91, 99 (Lordithon; valid species; neotype designation: Bayern, Tegernsee; characters; Bulgaria; Germany; France; Georgia; Greece; Italy; Kazakhstan; Kyrgyzstan; Croatia; Austria; Slovakia; Spain).
▴ Distribution: Spain to Caucasus and Central Asia.
bimaculatus Stephens, 1832, see: exoletus Erichson, 1839.
bimaculatus Kraatz, 1859, see: nitidus Motschulsky, 1858.
bimaculatus Couper, 1865, see: kelleyi Malkin, 1944.
binotatus Melsheimer, 1844, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
biplagiatus Cameron, 1932: 345 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum; Ghum-pahar; Lepchajagat; Rongdong Valley).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 113 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Burma).
— Coiffait, 1984e: 374 (Bolitobius; Nepal).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal, Myanmar.
bipustulatus Cameron, 1937: 33 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft).
birmanus Cameron, 1932: 336 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Burma: Ruby Mines).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
biseriatus Mannerheim, 1846, see: Bryoporus.
blandus Campbell, 1982: 64 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Veracruz: 20.6 mi. W. Ciudad Mendoza, 8500 feet).
breviceps Sharp, 1888: 458 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nikko).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 223 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
brunnipennis Stephens, 1832, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
californicus Bernhauer, 1912i: 680 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Kalifornien: Mountains near Claremont).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 281 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: USA.
campbelli Schülke, 2000b: 101 (Lordithon; Type locality: Umstead St. Pk., nr. Raleigh, North Carolina. Neotype designation for Bolitobius angularis Sachse invalid; species recognized by Campbell is new).
— Campbell, 1982: 31 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; neotype designation: Umstead St. Pk., nr. Raleigh, North Carolina; cited as valid species; characters; Alabama; Arkansas; Connecticut; Florida; Maryland; Massachusetts; Mississippi; Missouri; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Tennessee; Texas; Virginia).
▴ Distribution: USA.
cascadensis Malkin, 1944: 27 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Oregon: Lane County: Scott Lake, one mile north of McKenzie Pass).
— Hatch, 1957: 128 (Lordithon; nominate subspecies; characters; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1982: 17 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; British Columbia; Arizona; California; Montana; New Mexico; Oregon; Utah; Washington; Wyoming).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
hatchi Malkin, 1944: 28 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; subspecies of cascadensis; Type locality: Washington: Mt. Bonaparte).
— Hatch, 1957: 128 (Lordithon; subspecies of cascadensis; characters; British Columbia; Washington).
— Campbell, 1982: 17 (Lordithon; synonym of cascadensis).
centralis Cameron, 1932: 346 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum; Rongdong Valley).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
championi Cameron, 1932: 340 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Rongdong Valley).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
cincticollis Say, 1832, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
cinctiventris Sharp, 1888: 458 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Oyama, Miyanoshita).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; catalog).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 225 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
cinctus Gravenhorst, 1802: 193 (Tachinus; Type locality: America septentr.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 30 (Tachinus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 278 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; America septentrionalis).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Lake Superior).
— Horn, 1877: 118 (Bolitobius; characters; east of Rocky Mountains and westward to British Columbia).
— Provancher, 1877: 244 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Quebec).
— Blatchley, 1910: 454 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 130 (Lordithon; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Idaho).
— Campbell, 1982: 78 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Alabama; Arkansas; Connecticut; Georgia; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Mississippi; Missouri; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; South Carolina; Tennessee; Texas; Virginia; West Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 465 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
atricaudatus Say, 1823: 158 (Tachinus; Type locality: Middle States; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Originally cited from Konza river).
— Say, 1832: 51 [= 1834: 464] (Tachinus; notes).
— Erichson, 1839b: 278 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of cinctus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; synonym of cinctus).
— Campbell, 1982: 78 (Lordithon; neotype designation: Middle States; synonym of cinctus).
gentilis LeConte, 1863a: 31 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Middle States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Horn, 1877: 127 (Bolitobius; variety of cinctus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; aberration of cinctus).
— Campbell, 1982: 78 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of cinctus).
collaris Cameron, 1937, see: suturalis Cameron, 1937.
conabilis Herman, 2001: 55 (Lordithon; replacement name for difficilis Campbell).
difficilis Campbell, 1982: 41 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; [preoccupied]; Type locality: British Columbia: 25 mi. E. Hope. Also cited from Oregon and Washington).
consors Campbell, 1982: 63 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: San Luis Potosi: 14 mi. w. Xilitla, 4800 feet).
copulatus Luze, 1902a: 110 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Sibirien, Küstenprovinz, 48° n. Br., am Gestade des japanischen Meeres).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
crassicornis Coiffait, 1974, see: Carphacis.
daimio Sharp, 1888: 456 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nikko).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 241 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
daviesi Smetana, 1995h: 229 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Taiwan: Taitung Hsien Hsinkangshan above Chengkung, 850 m).
decipiens Cameron, 1932: 343 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Kashmir: Gulmarg, alt. 9000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
decipiens Cameron, 1937, see: abditus Herman, 2001.
difficilis Cameron, 1932: 346 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum, alt. 9000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
difficilis Campbell, 1982, see: conabilis Herman, 2001.
dimidiatus Erichson, 1839, see: Carphacis.
discoideus Stephens, 1832, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
discophorus Rey, 1883, see: trinotatus Erichson, 1839.
distigma Fairmaire, 1852, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
distinctus Schubert, 1906a: 381 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Kashmir, Songam).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 340 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1982: 38 (Bolitobius; India).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
dohertyi Cameron, 1932: 337 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Burma: Ruby Mines).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
dorsalis Rey, 1883, see: trinotatus Erichson, 1839.
drescheri Cameron, 1937: 32 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft).
dubius Campbell, 1982: 56 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Mexico: Ocoyoaca, 9400 feet).
durabilis† Scudder, 1900: 67 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; fossil; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 723 (Bolitobius; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Schülke, 2000a: 103 (Bolitobius).
▴ Distribution: USA.
elefas Bernhauer, 1912, see: longiceps LeConte, 1863.
elegans Cameron, 1932: 344 (Bolitobius; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Bolitobius]; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Rongdong Valley; Lepchajagat).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 113 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Burma).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar.
elegantulus L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1996a: 251 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; Type locality: Japan: Ehime Pref.: Saragamine).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 249 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
exoletus Erichson, 1839a: 409 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Sardinia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Erichson, 1839b: 280 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany; France; Sardinia).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 687 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; synonym of angularis).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 490 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 450 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 174 (Lordithon; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 358 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Sicily).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 551 [= 1876: 33] (Lordithon; characters; France; Caucasus; North America).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— Horn, 1877: 117 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459, cited trinotatus Horn as a synonym of exoletus; Horn did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Erichson. Campbell (1982) in his revision of the North American species of Lordithon did not mention Horn's use of trinotatus and did not report exoletus from North America so Horn's use of trinotatus must refer to some other species]; characters; Massachusetts, Canada, Michigan, Vancouver, Pennsylvania, District of Columbia).
— Rey, 1883: 48 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 61 [= 1886a: 53] (Bolitobius; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 211 (Bolitobius; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Luze, 1901c: 729 (Bolitobius; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 119 (Bolitobius; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 106 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 104 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 325 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 333 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 158 (Bolitobius; fungus inhabitant).
— Tottenham, 1949: 424 (Bolitobius; checklist; Britain).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 189 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Kocher, 1958: 163 (Bolitobius; Morocco).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 135 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Italy).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 408 (Bolitobius; Sicily).
— Palm, 1966: 29 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway).
— Horion, 1967: 38 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Britain; Norway; Sweden; Finland; all central Europe; Greece; Crete).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Lordithon; Poland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 102 (Bolitobius; catalog; Austria).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 148 (Bolitobius; checklist; USSR).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Lordithon; Britain).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (Lordithon; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Baltic States).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 173 (Lordithon; catalog; Poland).
— Zanetti, 1980c: 93 (Bolitobius; habitat notes; Italy).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 129 (Bolitobius; collecting notes; Germany).
— Tóth, 1983: 187 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Hungary).
— Tóth, 1986: 20 (Bolitobius; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Angelini, 1991: 190 (Bolitobius; Italy).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Lordithon; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania).
— Tóth, 1993: 29 (Bolitobius; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Lordithon; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; Czech Republic).
— Kocian, 1993b: 96 (Lordithon; Czech Republic).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing, 1994a: 13 (Lordithon; wing length; xerothermous sites; Germany).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— Šustek, 1995: 398 (Lordithon; Czech Republic).
— Kocian, 1996: 35 (Lordithon; characters of aedeagus; Slovakia; Bohemia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Lordithon; Denmark).
— Ádám, 1996: 248 (Lordithon; Hungary).
— Eisinger, 1997: 171 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Germany).
— T. Wagner, 1997: 235 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Germany).
— Telnov, Bersevskis, Savich, Kovalevsky, Berdnikov, Doronin, Cibulskis, and Ratniece, 1997: 47 (Lordithon; Latvia).
— Anderson, Nash, and O'Connor, 1997: 20 (Lordithon; Ireland).
— Hansen, Jørum, Palm, and Pedersen, 1997: 129 (Lordithon; checklist; Denmark).
— Köhler, 1998: 160 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Germany).
— Schülke, 2000b: 92, 99 (Lordithon; lectotype designation: Sardinia; nomen protectum; characters; Bulgaria; Germany; France; Italy; Spain; Turkey; Czech Republic).
— Herman, 2001: 34 (Lordithon; nomen protectum).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Europe, Caucasus.
ochraceus Stephens, 1832: 173 (Bolitobius; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 551 [= 1876: 33] (Lordithon; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 93 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; nomen oblitum).
apicalis Stephens, 1832: 173 (Bolitobius; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 551 [= 1876: 33] (Lordithon; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 94 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; nomen oblitum).
bimaculatus Stephens, 1832: 174 (Bolitobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: London; Norfolk; Bristol; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 93 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of exoletus; notes).
facilis Casey, 1885a: 148 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Penn.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Originally cited from Jenkintown, near Philadelphia; Washington, District of Columbia).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of axillaris).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Luze, 1901c: 729 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1487 (Bolitobius; synonym of axillaris).
— Campbell, 1982: 46 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation: Penn.; cited as valid species; characters; Newfoundland; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Alabama; Arkansas; Connecticut; Georgia; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Missouri; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; South Carolina; Tennessee; Vermont; Virginia; West Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
fauveli Olliff, 1886, see: Mycetoporus.
felix Sharp, 1888, see: bicolor Gravenhorst, 1806.
femoralis Cameron, 1932: 339 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum; Ghum-pahar, alt. 9000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 113 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Burma).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
fenderi Hatch, 1957, see: Bolitobius.
festivus Sharp, 1884: 316 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Guatemala, Zapote; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Also cited from Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui 2000 to 3000 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Campbell, 1982: 24 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation: Zapote, Guatemala; characters; Guatemala; Panama).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Panama.
flaviceps Cameron, 1932: 337 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Burma: Ruby Mines, alt. 5000–7000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
flavicollis Hochhuth, 1849, see: trimaculatus Fabricius, 1793.
franzi Coiffait, 1981d: 333 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; [Note: On page 324 Coiffait listed “Bolitobius bicoloripennis, n. sp”]; Type locality: Klui, Halambu, Nepal central).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
bicoloripennis Coiffait, 1981d: 324 (Bolitobius; [Note: Nomen nudum; the name is cited with a locality but no description. Coiffait named only one species of Bolitobius in this article, B. franzi, which has the same type locality; two names likely refer to the same species]; cited from Klui, Halambu, Nepal central).
freyi Bernhauer, 1939k: 599 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: N. W. China: Tienmuschan).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: China.
frigidus Rey, 1883: 48 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Norvège).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Norway.
funditus† Scudder, 1900: 67 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; fossil; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 723 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Wickham, 1912: 12 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Colorado).
— Schülke, 2000a: 103 (Bolitobius).
▴ Distribution: USA.
fungicola Campbell, 1982: 67 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; Type locality: Quebec: Kazabazua. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland; Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Lordithon; Maine).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Lordithon; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
gentilis LeConte, 1863, see: cinctus Gravenhorst, 1802.
gratellus Cameron, 1932: 349 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Simla Hills: Gahan; Kotgarh, alt. 7000–8000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
hatchi Malkin, 1944, see: cascadensis Malkin, 1944.
hidalgoensis Campbell, 1982: 59 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Hidalgo, 6.5 mi. S. Tianguistengo, 6800 feet).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
hokkaidensis L.-Z. Li and Sakai, 1996a: 254 (Lordithon; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido Pref.: Lakeside forest of Kuccharo-ko).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 249 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
howdeni Campbell, 1982: 57 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Puebla: 6 mi. w. Teziutlan).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
humeralis Cameron, 1926, see: humerulus Herman, 2001.
humeronotatus L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1999: 232 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Japan: Hiroshima Pref., Oasa-chô, Oasa).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
humerulus Herman, 2001: 55 (Lordithon; replacement name for humeralis Cameron).
▴ Distribution: India.
humeralis Cameron, 1926: 174, 175 (Bolitobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Simla Hills; Gahan, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 341 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1983: 274 (Bolitobius; Kashmir).
— Herman, 2001: 15, 55 (Lordithon; synonym of humerulus).
idahoae Hatch, 1957: 130 (Lordithon; Type locality: Idaho: Clark Fork, Lightning Creek).
— Campbell, 1982: 89 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Alberta; Idaho).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
imitator Luze, 1901c: 735 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Ostsibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
imperator Merceron, 1999, see: pulchellus Mannerheim, 1830.
indicus Bernhauer, 1917e: 41 (Bolitobius; Type locality: südliches Indien: Madura, Chambaganoor).
— Cameron, 1932: 347 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
indubius Luze, 1901c: 734 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Ostsibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 15 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
intrusus Hampe, 1850, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
irregularis Weise, 1877: 93 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Hagi; Yokuhama).
— Sharp, 1888: 457 (Bolitobius; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Lordithon; China).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 244 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
japonicus Sharp, 1874: 20 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; catalog).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 234 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
javanus Cameron, 1937: 31 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
kantschiederi Bernhauer, 1915j: 268 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Mts. Karateghin, Sary-pul, 1482 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1923d: 181 (Bolitobius; characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: “Karateghin region”.
kashmiricus Cameron, 1932: 343 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Kashmir: Gulmarg, alt. 8500 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
kawamurai Bernhauer, 1943a: 182 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Formosa: Horisha).
— Shibata, 1973c: 65 (Lordithon; Taiwan).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
kelleyi Malkin, 1944: 26 (Bolitobius; cited as Boletobius; Type locality: B. C.: Trinity Valley).
— Hatch, 1957: 130 (Lordithon; characters; British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1982: 84 (Lordithon; synonym of bimaculatus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 100 (Lordithon; valid name).
— Herman, 2001: 55 (Lordithon; valid name for species).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
angularis Sachse, 1852: 122 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Georgia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— LeConte, 1859: 580 (synonym of trimaculatus Say).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; valid species ?; synonym of thoracicus).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; characters; USA; [Note: Probably refers to L. campbelli).
— Schülke, 2000b: 100 (Lordithon; lectotype designation: Georgia; original type material found and thereby invalidating neotype designation by Campbell, 1982: 31; synonym of kelleyi).
— Herman, 2001: 55 (Lordithon; will be placed in synonymy by Assing).
bimaculatus Couper, 1865: 61 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Quebec; [Note: See lectotype designation by Becker, 1974]).
— Horn, 1877: 127 (Bolitobius; synonym of cincticollis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; synonym of cincticollis).
— Becker, 1974: 65 (Bolitobius; lectotype designation; synonym of cincticollis).
— Campbell, 1982: 84 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Connecticut; Illinois; Idaho; Indiana; Iowa; Kentucky; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Minnesota; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; North Dakota; Ohio; Oregon; Pennsylvania; Vermont; Virginia; Washington; West Virginia; Wyoming).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Lordithon; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 465 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
— Schülke, 2000b: 100 (Lordithon; synonym of kelleyi).
— Herman, 2001: 55 (Lordithon; synonym of kelleyi).
kraatzi Pandellé, 1869, see: trimaculatus Fabricius, 1793.
lambda Fauvel, 1895: 277 (Megacronus; Type locality: Sikkim, Darjeeling).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 338 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
lewisi Cameron, 1933a: 171 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Japan: Kobe).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 237 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
lgockii Bernhauer, 1928b: 13 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Sibirien: Irkutsk).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
limbifer Fauvel, 1901a: 3 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Japon central).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 228 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
nigriventris Cameron, 1944c: 158 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Japan: Chuzenji).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 228 (Lordithon; synonym of limbifer).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
longiceps LeConte, 1863a: 32 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Lake Superior).
— Horn, 1877: 118 (Bolitobius; characters; Canada).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 282 (Lordithon; catalog; North America).
— Campbell, 1982: 87 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Ontario; Quebec; Alaska; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; New York).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 465 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
elefas Bernhauer, 1912i: 681 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Pike, New York [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Originally cited from New Jersey: Pike).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 282 (Lordithon; catalog; North America).
— Campbell, 1982: 87 (Lordithon; lectotype designation: Pike, New York; [Note: Campbell pointed out that Pike is in New York not New Jersey as was published by Bernhauer]; synonym of longiceps).
lunulatus Linné, 1760: 231 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Sweden).
— O. Müller, 1764: 23 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Linné, 1767: 684 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Fabricius, 1775: 268 (Oxyporus; characters; Europe).
— O. Müller, 1776: 98 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Goeze, 1777: 718 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1781: 338 (Oxyporus; characters; Europe).
— Fabricius, 1787: 222 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Villers, 1789: 413 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Paykull, 1789: 58 (Staphylinus; redescription; Sweden).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2037 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 532 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 359 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Cederhjelm, 1798: 120 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1799b: 15 (Oxyporus; characters; illustrations).
— Paykull, 1800: 415 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Fabricius, 1801: 605 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 520 (Staphylinus; Oxyporus cited as synonym; characters; Europe).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 147 (Tachinus; characters).
— Marsham, 1802: 523 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Latreille, 1804: 398 (Tachinus; characters; Germany; Sweden).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 30 (Tachinus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 274 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 65 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 305 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Stephens, 1832: 171 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Runde, 1835: 27 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Holme, 1842: 113 (Bolitobius; notes).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (Bolitobius; characters; type species).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 58 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 299 (Bolitobius; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 278 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844: 344 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; notes).
— Guérin-Méneville, 1844a: 33 (Tachinus; France).
— Westwood, 1845: 48 (Bolitobius; characters; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 687 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 489 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 447 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (type species of Bolitobius).
— Thomson, 1861: 170 (Bolitobius; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (Bolitobius; synonym of atricapillus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 359 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 547 [= 1876: 29] (Lordithon; characters; France; Caucasus; Lake Baikal).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 205 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 37 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Gozis, 1886: 13 (type species of Bolitobius).
— Fowler, 1888: 211 (Bolitobius; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 363 (Bolitobius; characters; north and middle Europe; Siberia; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1901c: 736 (Bolitobius; characters; central and northern Europe; Siberia; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Reitter, 1909: 104 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 323 (Bolitobius; characters; Denmark).
— Eichelbaum, 1915a: 246 (Bolitobius; abdominal segmentation; apical segements).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 332 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 159 (Bolitobius; fungus inhabitant).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 190 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 83 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Czechoslovakia).
— Raianu, 1964: 102 (Bolitobius; Romania).
— Palm, 1966: 30 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 41 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; widespread in northern and central Europe; Spain; Corsica; Sardinia; Sicily; Italy; Dalmatia; Bosnia).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Lordithon; Poland).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Russia).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Lordithon; Britain).
— Campbell, 1982: 75 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Pennsylvania; may be erroneous locality).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 30 (Bolitobius; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Lordithon; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Krasutskiy, 1995: 548 [= 1996: 74] (Bolitobius; host fungi; Russia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— Kocian, 1996: 40 (Lordithon; characters of aedeagus; Slovakia; Hungaria; Macedonia).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Lordithon; Denmark).
— Krasutskii, 1997: 303 (Bolitobius; found on Fomes fomentarius, Fomitopsis pinicola, and Lentinus tigrinus; western Siberia).
— Hågvar, 1999: 28 (Lordithon; collected on Fomes fomentarius; Norway).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Caucasus, USA ?.
atricapillus Fabricius, 1775: 267 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Anglia).
— Goeze, 1777: 724 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1781: 337 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Fabricius, 1787: 221 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Paykull, 1789: 49 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Villers, 1789: 420 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2030 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 527 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Olivier, 1795:(42): 29 (Staphylinus; characters; France).
— Panzer, 1795: 356 (Staphylinus; characters; Austria).
— Schrank, 1798: 645 (Staphylinus; characters; notes).
— Paykull, 1800: 414 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Turton, 1802: 513 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Fabricius, 1801: 599 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 148 (Tachinus; characters).
— Marsham, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Latreille, 1804: 399 (Tachinus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 30 (Tachinus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 273 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 65 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— Guérin-Méneville, 1829: pl. 9, fig. 8 (Tachinus; illustration).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 305 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Stephens, 1832: 172 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Gistel, 1834: 9 (Bolitoglyphus).
— Runde, 1835: 27 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 497 (characters).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 58 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 408 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 299 (Bolitobius; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 276 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 194 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Holme, 1842: 113 (Bolitobius; notes).
— Dufour, 1843: 37 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Guérin-Méneville, 1844a: 33 (Tachinus; synonym of lunulatus).
— Kolenati, 1846: 13 (Bolitobius; Caucasus; Iberia).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 95 (Bolitobius, cited as atricapilus; characters; Caucasus; Iberia).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 687 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 489 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 446 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 292 [= 1865b: 42] (Bolitobius; habitat; France).
— Pandellé, 1869: 360 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 547 [= 1876: 29] (Lordithon; synonym of lunulatus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1883: 37 (Bolitobius; synonym of lunulatus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 362 (Bolitobius; synonym of lunulatus).
— Luze, 1901c: 736 (Bolitobius; synonym of lunulatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; synonym of lunulatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; synonym of lunulatus).
— Campbell, 1982: 75 (Lordithon; synonym of lunulatus).
luridus Wollaston, 1864, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
luteolunatoides Scheerpeltz, 1965: 305 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
luteolunatus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 303 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
luzei Bernhauer, 1929g: 186 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien: Amurgebiet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
lyelli† Scudder, 1900: 66 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; fossil; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 722 (Bolitobius; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Schülke, 2000a: 103 (Bolitobius).
▴ Distribution: USA.
maacki Solsky, 1871b: 236 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: entre Irkoutsk et Oussol).
— Luze, 1901c: 734 (Bolitobius; characters; Sibirien).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
maklini J. Sahlberg, 1871, see: Bryophacis.
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965: 300 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 2000 m).
marginalis Stephens, 1832, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
martialis Pic, 1924, see: Carphacis.
melanurus Fauvel, 1901, see: simplex Sharp, 1888.
mexicanus Bernhauer, 1910, see: variatus Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
monticola Cameron, 1926: 175 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Simla Hills; Theog, Kotgarh, 7000 to 7600 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 342 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
newtoni Campbell, 1982: 56 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Oaxaca: 17.6 mi. S. Ixtlán de Juárez, 7900 feet).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
niger Gravenhorst, 1802: 193 (Tachinus; Type locality: America septentr.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 30 (Tachinus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 275 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; America septentrionalis).
— Horn, 1877: 114 (Bolitobius; characters; Pennsylvania, Canada, Michigan, Illinois).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 282 (Lordithon; catalog; North America).
— Campbell, 1982: 21 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Arkansas; Connecticut; Georgia; Illinois; Kansas; Kentucky; Indiana; Michigan; Missouri; New York; North Carolina; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Virginia; West Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
nigricollis J. Sahlberg, 1880: 104 (Bolitobius; Type locality: ostium fluminis Tunguska mediae; Imbatsk; Lebedevo).
— Luze, 1901c: 732 (Bolitobius; characters; Siberia).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Poppius, 1909: 29 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
nigriventris Cameron, 1944, see: limbifer 1901.
niponensis Cameron, 1933a: 170 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Japan: Chuzenji).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Lordithon; China).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 246 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Japan).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
nitidus Motschulsky, 1858a: 215 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Bolitobius]; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 346 (Bolitobius; characters; Ceylon; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”, India, Sri Lanka.
bimaculatus Kraatz, 1859: 63 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 60 (Bolitobius; Nilghiris; Ceylan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 346 (Bolitobius; synonym of nitidus).
notabilis Campbell, 1982: 76 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; Type locality: North Carolina: Umstead St. Pk., nr. Raleigh. Also cited from Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia).
nubicola Campbell, 1982: 54 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Jalisco, S. slope Nevado [sic] de Colima, 11,000 feet. Also cited from Oaxaca, and Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
ohbayashii L.-Z. Li and Zhao, 1999: 250 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido Pref., Mts. Daisetsuzan, Genseirin).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
obliquus Sharp, 1884: 317 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Mexico, Cerro de Plumas; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Campbell, 1982: 52 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation; characters; Guatemala; Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
alticola Sharp, 1884: 317 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Guatemala: Totonicapam 8500 to 10,500 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Campbell, 1982: 52 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of obliquus).
obsoletus Say, 1832: 51 [= 1834: 464] (Tachinus; Type locality: Texas; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Originally cited from Virginia: Chinquoteague Island).
— Erichson, 1840: 922 (Tachinus; characters; Virginia).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Lake Superior).
— Horn, 1877: 118 (Bolitobius; characters; Virginia to Texas).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 130 (Lordithon; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1982: 73 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; neotype designation: Texas; characters; Alabama; Arkansas; Florida; Georgia; Illinois; Kansas; Louisiana; Maryland; Mississippi; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Ohio; South Carolina; Texas; Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 465 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
sellatus Sachse, 1852: 122 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Georgia).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Bolitobius; synonym of cinctus).
— Horn, 1877: 127 (Bolitobius; synonym of obsoletus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; synonym of obsoletus).
— Campbell, 1982: 73 (Lordithon; synonym of obsoletus).
occiduus Casey, 1885, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
ochraceus Stephens, 1832, see: exoletus Erichson, 1839.
oregonus Campbell, 1982: 82 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; Type locality: British Columbia: Goldstream Pk., 5 mi. N. Victoria. Also cited from California, Oregon, and Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
oreophilus Campbell, 1982: 66 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Mexico: Oaxaca, 2 mi. N. San Miguel Suchixtepec).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
pallidiceps Sharp, 1888: 459 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Kashiwagi).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 233 (Bolitobius; Formosa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Shibata, 1973c: 65 (Lordithon; Taiwan).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 226 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Taiwan.
pallidus Rossi, 1792, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
patagonicus Scheerpeltz, 1972: 128 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Argentinien: Rio Negro, El Bolsón, Tal des Rio Azul, 300 m).
philippinus Cameron, 1941c: 383 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Philippines: Mindanao: Surigao).
piceus Thomson, 1861, see: Bryoporus.
poecilus Mannerheim, 1852: 312 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: insula Sitkha; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Cameron, 1932: 345 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus; valid species?).
— Hatch, 1957: 129 (Lordithon; cited as valid species; characters; British Columbia; Washington).
— Campbell, 1982: 42 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Northwest Territories; Alaska; California; Colorado; Idaho; Montana; New Mexico; Oregon; Washington; Wyoming).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
praenobilis Kraatz, 1879: 121 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Amur).
— Luze, 1901c: 738 (Bolitobius; characters; Amur).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
preangeranus Cameron, 1937: 33 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft).
toxopei Cameron, 1937: 34 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; variety of preangeranus; Type locality: Java: Tjibodas Gedeh).
principalis Sharp, 1888: 456 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nikko, Miyanoshita).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 242 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
proximus Cameron, 1926: 175 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Simla Hills; Gahan, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 342 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
pulchellus Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Finlandia: Kackarais).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 408 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461, cited lunulatus Erichson as a synonym of pulchellus Mannerheim; Erichson did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Linné]; characters; Finland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 281 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 447 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Thomson, 1861: 171 (Bolitobius; characters; Scandinavia).
— Fauvel, 1875: 548 [= 1876: 30] (Lordithon; characters; France; Scandinavia; Russia; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 205 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 40 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 363 (Bolitobius; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 737 (Bolitobius; characters; central and northern Europe).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Reitter, 1909: 104 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 324 (Bolitobius; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 332 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 159 (Bolitobius; fungus inhabitant).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 191 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 30 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 42 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Poland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Hungary; Romania; Italy; Switzerland; Belgium; Austria; Germany).
— Ádám, 1987: 153 (Bobitobus; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Sweden).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1988: 13 (Bolitobius; notes; Germany).
— Tóth, 1993: 31 (Bolitobius; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— Kocian, 1996: 41 (Lordithon; characters of aedeagus; Slovakia; Hungary; Bohemia).
— Martikainen, Kaila, and Haila, 1998: 296 (Lordithon; possibly threatened species; Finland).
— Drost, 1999: 171 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Netherlands).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
imperator Merceron, 1999: 36 (Bolitobius; subspecies of pulchellus; Type locality: Roubion).
pulcher Bernhauer, 1908b: 35 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Turkestan, Mts. Karateghin, Sary-pul, 1482 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Uzbekistan.
pullus Solsky, 1871, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
puncticeps Luze, 1901c: 733 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Sibirien, Baikal See; Ussuri, 48° n. Br.).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Schülke, 1995a: 28 (Lordithon; Chabarovsk; Primorie).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
punctipennis Thomson, 1861, see: Bryophacis.
pygmaeus Fabricius, 1777, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
quaesitor Horn, 1877: 119 (Bolitobius; replacement name for rostratus LeConte).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Notman, 1920a: 181 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; New York).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 283 (Lordithon; catalog; North America).
— Campbell, 1982: 91 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Illinois; Kentucky; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; New York; North Carolina; Vermont; Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 465 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
rostratus LeConte, 1863a: 32 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Middle States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Horn, 1877: 119 (Bolitobius; synonym of quaesitor).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; synonym of quaesitor).
— Campbell, 1982: 91 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of quaesitor).
rostratus Motschulsky, 1860: 573 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Montagnes de la Touchetie à Tpatany dans le cente du Caucase).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 40 (Bolitobius; characters; Caucasus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 366 (Lordithon; characters).
— Luze, 1901c: 736 (Bolitobius; characters; Caucasus; eastern Siberia).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Korge, 1971a: 8 (Bolitobius; Turkey).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Caucasus, Turkey.
rostratus LeConte, 1863, see: quaesitor Horn, 1877.
rubescens Hatch, 1957, see: Bryophacis.
ruficeps Bernhauer, 1938a: 20 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Type locality: Mandschurei: Chandaochedzi).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Bolitobius; cited as rufeceps; China).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: China.
sakaii L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1999: 239 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Japan: fukuoka Pref., Mt. Hiko-san).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
scapularis Cameron, 1932: 342 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Rongdong Valley; Ghum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 113 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Burma).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
scutellaris Campbell, 1982: 25 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Quebec: Mont Albert, Parc Gaspesie. Also cited from New Brunswick; Newfoundland; Ontario; Quebec; Connecticut; Georgia; Maine; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Tennessee; Vermont; West Virginia).
sellatus Sachse, 1852, see: obsoletus Say, 1832.
semiflavus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 302 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
semirufus Sharp, 1888: 457 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nikko; Chiuzenji).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Lordithon; China).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 248 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
seriaticollis Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 406 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Chili: El Arrayán, Santiago).
— Saiz, 1969: 4 (Bolitobius; characters; collecting notes; Chile).
— Saiz, 1971a (Bolitobius; ecological notes).
— Saiz, Solervicens, and Ojeda, 1989: 50 (Bolitobius; collecting notes; habitus; Chile).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Chile.
sharpi Olliff, 1886: 906 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Sydney, New South Wales).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Schülke, 2000c: 883, 885 (Lordithon; characters).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
sharpi Cameron, 1930, see: sharpianus Scheerpeltz, 1933.
sharpianus Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; replacement name for sharpi Cameron).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 230 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
sharpi Cameron, 1930c: 208 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Settsu; Katsuogi. Miyanoshita).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; synonym of sharpianus).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 230 (Lordithon; synonym of sharpianus).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
simlaensis Cameron, 1926: 174, 175 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Simla Hills; Gahan, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 347 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1984: 116 (Bolitobius; Pakistan; Kashmir).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Pakistan, India.
simplex Sharp, 1888: 459 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nagasaki; Bukenji).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Lordithon; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 250 (Lordithon; Korea).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 236 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Korea.
melanurus Fauvel, 1901a: 4 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Japon central).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 460 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; catalog).
— L.-Z. Li, Zhao and Ohbayashi, 1999: 236 (Lordithon; synonym of simplex).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
simulans Cameron, 1932: 344 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum; Rongdong Valley).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
smithi Bernhauer, 1910b: 385 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Mexiko: Omilteme, Guerrero, 8000 F.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Campbell, 1982: 60 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation; characters; Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
speciosus Erichson, 1839b: 277 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Hungariae).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 64 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461, cited lunulatus Mannerheim as a synonym of speciosus Erichson; Mannerheim did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Linné]; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 478 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461, cited lunulatus Mannerheim as a synonym of speciosus Erichson; Mannerheim did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Linné]; Sweden).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 489 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 446 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Thomson, 1861: 171 (Bolitobius; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 359 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees; Hungary).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1875: 548 [= 1876: 30] (Lordithon; characters; France; Lapland; Scandinavia; Russia; Austria; Tirol).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 205 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 34 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 363 (Bolitobius; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Bernhauer, 1899: 22 (Bolitobius; Siebenbürgen).
— Luze, 1901c: 737 (Bolitobius; characters; central and northern Europe).
— Luze, 1902a: 111 (Bolitobius; key characters).
— Reitter, 1909: 104 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 324 (Bolitobius; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 332 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 191 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 31 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 44 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Poland; Romania; Germany; Austria; Switzerland; Italy; France).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 31 (Bolitobius; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— Kocian, 1996: 38 (Lordithon; characters of aedeagus; Bohemia; Norway).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Lordithon; note).
— Olberg and Andersen, 2000: 223 (Lordithon; attracted to trunk-window traps baited with Fomes fomentarius and Phellinus spp.; Norway).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
spinipes Champion, 1922: 31 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Nainital, W. Almora, Division of Kumaon).
— Cameron, 1932: 338 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
stygis† Scudder, 1900: 68 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 723 (Bolitobius; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Schülke, 2000a: 103 (Bolitobius).
▴ Distribution: USA.
sulciventris Coiffait, 1982: 107 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Nepal: Trisuli Tal, Gosainkund, 3200 m).
suturalis Cameron, 1937: 34 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft).
collaris Cameron, 1937: 34 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; variety of suturalis; Type locality: Not cited, presumably Java).
tarsalis Cameron, 1932: 339 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Darjeeling district: Lepchajagat).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India.
thoracicus Fabricius, 1777: 242 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Kilonii; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Fabricius, 1781: 338 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1787: 222 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2037 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 534 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1795: 360 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1801: 606 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 144 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462, cited melanocephalus Gravenhorst as a synonym of thoracicus Fabricius; Gravenhorst did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; cited as thoracius; characters).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 173 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462, cited melanocephalus Stephens as a synonym of thoracicus Fabricius; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Marsham who attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 174 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462, cited merdarius Runde as a synonym of thoracicus; Runde did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters).
— Erichson, 1839a: 410 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus Fabricius).
— Erichson, 1839b: 281 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462, cited melanocephalus Stephens as a synonym of thoracicus Fabricius; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Marsham who attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 563 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 119 (Bolitobius; Morocco; Algeria; Canaries).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 106 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Corsica).
— Poppius, 1909: 29 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 2 (Bolitobius; Kamchatka region).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 159 (Bolitobius; fungus inhabitant).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 188 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960d: 136 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Portugal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 135 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Italy).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 83 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 29 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 39 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; widespread in northern and central Europe; Portugal; Spain; Corsica; Italy; Corfu; Greece; Bulgaria).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Lordithon; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Lordithon; Britain).
— Campbell, 1982: 32, 36 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba; Newfoundland; Labrador; Ontario; Quebec; Yukon Territory; Baja California; Alaska; Arizona; California; Colorado; Idaho; Illinois; Iowa; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; Minnesota; Montana; Nevada; New Mexico; North Dakota; Oregon; Utah; Washington).
— Frank, 1982: 50 (Lordithon; list of parasites).
— Ádám, 1987: 153 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 29 (Bolitobius; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Lordithon; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 193 (Lordithon; Canary Islands).
— Muona and Viramo, 1995: 9 (Lordithon; collected from fungus and dung of Ursus arctos; Finland).
— Sparacio, 1995: 167 (Lordithon; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— Kocian, 1996: 35 (Lordithon; characters of aedeagus; Bohemia; Slovakia; Poland; Bulgaria).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Lordithon; Denmark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; characters; USA).
— Assing, 1999a: 346 (Lordithon; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 437 (Lordithon; Canary Islands).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 79 (Lordithon; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Schülke, 2000b: 95, 99 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; characters; [Note: “Tachinus melanocephalus Gravenhorst” cited as junior synonym and lectotype designation, however Gravenhorst attributed the species to Fabricius).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Lordithon; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands, Morocco, Algeria, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Uzbekistan, Canada, USA.
pygmaeus Fabricius, 1777: 242 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Kilonii; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Fabricius, 1787: 222 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2037 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 534 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 360 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1801: 606 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; characters; “Keil”).
— Panzer, 1808: 18 (Oxyporus; characters; illustrations).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 277 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 66 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 306 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 65 (Bolitobius; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 479 (Bolitobius; Finland; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1832: 174 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 58 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 410 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 300 (Bolitobius; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 280 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 97 (Bolitobius; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 686 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Lake Superior).
— Hardy, 1851: 70 (Bolitobius; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 491 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 451 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (type species of Lordithon).
— Thomson, 1861: 174 (Lordithon; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Austria).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 41 (Bolitobius; notes; Russia).
— Pandellé, 1869: 357 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Europe; Algeria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 551 [= 1876: 33] (Lordithon; characters; France; Algeria; Caucasus; Siberia; North America).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 206 (Lordithon; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 117 (Bolitobius; characters; Gulf States and British Columbia).
— Fauvel, 1878: 131 [= 1878a: 51] (Bolitobius; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 53 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 61 [= 1886a: 53] (Bolitobius; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 212 (Bolitobius; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Luze, 1901c: 730 (Bolitobius; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 119 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Montandon, 1908: 80 (Bolitobius; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 105 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 326 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Eichelbaum, 1915a: 246 (Bolitobius; abdominal segmentation; apical segements).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 461 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Notman, 1920b: 707 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Florida).
— Portevin, 1929: 333 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Gridelli, 1934: 83 (Bolitobius; Karakoram region).
— Hatch, 1957: 128 (Lordithon; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (Lordithon; cited as valid species; collecting notes; Russia).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Lordithon; synonym of thoracicus).
— Campbell, 1982: 32 (Lordithon; synonym of thoracicus).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 95 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of thoracicus).
pallidus Rossi, 1792: 99 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Campania - Cilento, M. Cervati, 1100 m; [Note: See neotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Erichson, 1839b: 281 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 451 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 95 (Lordithon; neotype designation: Campania - Cilento, M. Cervati, 1100 m; characters; synonym of thoracicus).
trimaculatus Say, 1832: 51 [= 1834: 464] (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Originally cited from Pennsylvania).
— Erichson, 1840: 922 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 451 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Campbell, 1982: 33 (Lordithon; neotype designation: Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania; synonym of thoracicus venustus).
cincticollis Say, 1832: 51 [= 1834: 465] (Tachinus; Type locality: Michigan; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1982]. Originally cited from Indiana).
— Erichson, 1840: 922 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Horn, 1877: 116 (Bolitobius; characters; Pennsylvania to Canada and westward to British Columbia and California).
— Provancher, 1877: 727 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius, cited as Bolitobius; characters; Quebec).
— Blatchley, 1910: 453 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Notman, 1920a: 181 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; New York).
— Fall, 1926: 151 (Bolitobius; tentative identification; Alaska).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 128 (Lordithon; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Graham, 1963: 36 (Lordithon; collected from cave; California).
— Campbell, 1982: 36 (Lordithon; neotype designation: Michigan; synonym of thoracicus thoracicus).
marginalis Stephens, 1832: 174 (Bolitobius; Type locality: London; Plymouth; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 562 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 551 [= 1876: 33] (Lordithon; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 98 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of thoracicus).
brunnipennis Stephens, 1832: 175 (Bolitobius; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 563 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 551 [= 1876: 33] (Lordithon; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; cited as brunneipennis; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 97 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of thoracicus).
discoideus Stephens, 1832: 175 (Bolitobius; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 563 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 552 [= 1876: 34] (Lordithon; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 97 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of thoracicus).
biguttatus Stephens, 1832: 175 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Hertford; Suffolk; Norfolk; Devonshire; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 563 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 552 [= 1876: 34] (Lordithon; race of pygmaeus; characters; France; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Corsica; Siberia).
— Fowler, 1888: 212 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; variety of pygmaeus).
— Montandon, 1908: 80 (Bolitobius; Romania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Portevin, 1929: 333 (Bolitobius; race of pygmaeus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1490 (Bolitobius; aberration of thoracicus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960d: 136 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; aberration of thoracicus; Portugal).
— Tóth, 1993: 29 (Bolitobius; aberration of thoracicus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 2000b: 97 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of thoracicus).
venustus Melsheimer, 1844: 33 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; replacement name for trimaculatus Say).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 451 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— LeConte, 1859: 580 (synonym of trimaculatus Say).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Blatchley, 1910: 454 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; cited as pygmaeus; [Note: Misidentification of thoracicus venustus according to Campbell, 1982: 33]; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Campbell, 1982: 33 (Lordithon; subspecies of thoracicus; characters; Alabama; Arkansas; Connecticut; Georgia; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maryland; Michigan; Mississippi; Missouri; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Oklahoma; Pennsylvania; Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 466 (Lordithon; subspecies of thoracicus; characters; USA).
binotatus Melsheimer, 1844: 33 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; “doubtless only a variety of [venustus]”; Type locality: Pennsylvania).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 563 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Campbell, 1982: 33 (Lordithon; synonym of thoracicus venustus).
intrusus Hampe, 1850: 349 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Adamsthal bei Brünn in Mähren; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 2000b]).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 451 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 982 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; variety of pygmaeus).
— Fauvel, 1866c: 247 [= 1866d: 105] (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 356 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Germany; Pyrenees).
— Fauvel, 1875: 552 [= 1876: 34] (Lordithon; synonym of pygmaeus biguttatus).
— Rey, 1883: 56 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 96 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of thoracicus).
distigma Fairmaire, 1852: 72 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Sicile).
— Rey, 1883: 47 (Bolitobius; characters; Corsica; Sicily).
— Fowler, 1888: 212 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 365 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of pygmaeus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
luridus Wollaston, 1864: 560 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Teneriffe: Agua Garcia; Taganana).
— Wollaston, 1865: 484 (Bolitobius; habitat; Canary Islands).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 119 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 98 (Lordithon; notes; synonym of thoracicus).
pullus Solsky, 1871: 156 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Samarkand).
— Solsky, 1874: 170 (Bolitobius; characters; Turkestan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
occiduus Casey, 1885a: 150 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Washington Territory).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Bolitobius; synonym of cincticollis).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Bolitobius; synonym of cincticollis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; synonym of cincticollis).
— Hatch, 1957: 128 (Lordithon; synonym of cincticollis).
— Campbell, 1982: 36 (Lordithon; synonym of thoracicus thoracicus).
toxopei Cameron, 1937, see: preangeranus Cameron, 1937.
transversulus Reitter, 1909: 105 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; subspecies of pygmaeus; [Note: This name has been cited in both Atanygnathus and Bolitobius and the placement needs resolution]; Type locality: Kaukasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; synonym of thoracicus).
— Cameron, 1932: 348 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1468, 1490 (Atanygnathus and Bolitobius, cited as a variety of terminalis in Atanygnathus and as a valid species in Bolitobius; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1978: 321 (Atanygnathus; synonym of terminalis).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: India, Caucasus.
trimaculatus Fabricius, 1793: 533 (Oxyporus; [Note: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462, and some other authors cited Paykull, 1800: 422, as the author of this name but Paykull attributed it to Fabricius, 1793]; Type locality: Dania).
— Paykull, 1789: 80 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462, cited litoreus (sic) Paykull as a synonym of trimaculatus; Paykull did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; charaters; Sweden).
— Paykull, 1800: 422 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Fabricius, 1801: 605 (Oxyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; characters; Denmark).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 275 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 472 (Tachinus; characters of variety; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 306 (Tachinus; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 65 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 479 (Bolitobius; Finland).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 498 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 58 (Tachinus; cited as trimaculatus Gyllenhal; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 300 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 279 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Sweden; Finland).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; England).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 687 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 488 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France; Switzerland).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 449 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 173 (Lordithon; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 364 (Lordithon; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 549 [= 1876: 31] (Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Scandinavia; Russia; Lake Baikal; Germany; Austria; Tirol; Sicily; Corsica; Sardinia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Germany; Sweden; Russia).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 205 (Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; Finland).
— Gozis, 1886: 13 (cited as trimaculatus Paykull; type species of Tachinus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; north Europe; Siberia; Germany; Austria; Sicily; Corsica).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Europe; Siberia; vicinity of Caspian Sea).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 106 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Corsica).
— Poppius, 1909: 29 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 104 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 324 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Fiori, 1915: 17 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; Italy).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 333 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 190 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Raianu, 1963: 82 (Bolitobius; Romania).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 29 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 39 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; Caucasus; Transcaspian region; Siberia; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Poland; Romania; Bosnia Hercegovina; Croatia; Istria; Austria; Italy; Switzerland ?; Germany; France; Corsica).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Bolitobius; Lesbos).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; Sweden).
— Gusarov, 1992a: 779 [= 1993a: 66] (Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; synonymic notes).
— Tóth, 1993: 30 (Bolitobius; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— Schülke, 1995a: 28 (Lordithon; cited as trimaculatus Paykull; Chabarovsk; Primorie).
— Krasutskii, 1997: 303 (Bolitobius; found on Lentinus tigrinus; western Siberia).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 79 (Lordithon; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Olberg and Andersen, 2000: 223 (Lordithon; attracted to trunk-window traps baited with Fomes fomentarius; Norway).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Azerbaijan.
flavicollis Hochhuth, 1849: 95 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Type locality: Lenkoran).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of trimaculatus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of trimaculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; variety of trimaculatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; aberration of trimaculatus).
— Tóth, 1993: 30 (Bolitobius; aberration of trimaculatus; characters; Hungary).
— Gusarov, 1992a: 779 [= 1993a: 66] (Lordithon; synonym of trimaculatus).
kraatzi Pandellé, 1869: 356 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; Type locality: Hungaria; Sicilia; Corsica).
— Fauvel, 1875: 550 [= 1876: 32] (Lordithon; synonym of trimaculatus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; synonym of trimaculatus).
— Luze, 1901c: 731 (Bolitobius; synonym of trimaculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 462 (Bolitobius; variety of trimaculatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; variety of trimaculatus).
trimaculatus Say, 1832, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
trinotatus Erichson, 1839a: 409 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Mark Brandenburg).
— Stephens, 1832: 172 (Bolitobius; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463, cited trimaculatus Stephens as a synonym of trinotatus; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Paykull]; characters; England).
— Heer, 1839: 300 (Bolitobius; variety of trimaculatus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 279 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Germany).
— Kolenati, 1846: 13 (Bolitobius; Caucasi; Iberia).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 97 (Bolitobius; characters; Caucasus; Iberia).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 687 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; synonym of trimaculatus).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 490 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 449 (Bolitobius; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 174 (Lordithon; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 292 [= 1865b: 42] (Bolitobius; habitat; France).
— Pandellé, 1869: 357 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 192 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 549 [= 1876: 31] (Lordithon; characters; France).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 288 (Bolitobius; characters; Baltic region).
— Fauvel, 1878: 131 [= 1878a: 51] (Bolitobius; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 44 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 61 [= 1886a: 53] (Bolitobius; Morocco).
— Fowler, 1888: 211 (Bolitobius; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 730 (Bolitobius; characters; Europe; Caucasus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 119 (Bolitobius; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 106 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 104 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Germany).
— Blatchley, 1910: 454 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Indiana).
— Johansen, 1914: 325 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 333 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Cameron, 1932: 345 (Bolitobius; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1949: 424 (Bolitobius; checklist; Britain).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 345 (Bolitobius; cave species; Dalmatia).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 189 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Denmark).
— Hatch, 1957: 128 (Lordithon; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon; [Note: Campbell (1982) in his revision of the North American species of Lordithon did not mention Hatch's use of trinotatus nor did he report the species from North America so it was probably misidentified by Hatch]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 135 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Italy).
— Ferreira, 1962: 11 (Bolitobius; Portugal).
— Smetana, 1963b: 41 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Madeira).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 408 (Bolitobius; Sicily).
— Palm, 1966: 29 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway).
— Horion, 1967: 39 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Caucasus; Britain; Denmark; Norway; Sweden; all central Europe; Portugal and Spain to Italy and Greece).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 102 (Bolitobius; catalog; Austria).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Bolitobius; Cyprus).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Lordithon; Britain).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (Lordithon; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Baltic States).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 178 (Lordithon; catalog; Poland).
— H. Franz, 1984: 59 (Bolitobius; Macedonia).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Bolitobius; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Muona, 1990: 197 (Lordithon; Finland).
— Angelini, 1991: 191 (Bolitobius; Italy).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Lordithon; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Latvia; Lithuania).
— Tóth, 1993: 30 (Bolitobius; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Lordithon; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Lordithon; Italy).
— Kocian, 1996: 38 (Lordithon; characters of aedeagus; Slovakia; Bulgaria; Moravia).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Lordithon; Denmark).
— Franzen, 1996: 207 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Germany).
— Ádám, 1996: 248 (Lordithon; synonym of bimaculatus).
— Eisinger, 1997: 171 (Lordithon; collecting notes; Germany).
— Telnov, Bersevskis, Savich, Kovalevsky, Berdnikov, Doronin, Cibulskis, and Ratniece, 1997: 47 (Lordithon; Latvia).
— Anderson, Nash, and O'Connor, 1997: 20 (Lordithon; Ireland).
— Hågvar, 1999: 28 (Lordithon; collected on Fomes fomentarius; Norway).
— Schülke, 2000b: 89, 100 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; nomen protectum; synonymic notes; characters; Algeria; Bosnia Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Germany; France; Corsica; Greece; Italy; Croatia; Austria; Poland; Sweden; Czech Republic; Cyprus).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Lordithon; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Europe, Caucasus, India.
angularis Stephens, 1832: 173 (Bolitobius; Type locality: London; Devonshire).
— Stephens, 1839: 379 (Bolitobius; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 69 (Bolitobius; notes; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 551 [= 1876: 33] (Lordithon; synonym of exoletus).
— Fowler, 1888: 211 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Luze, 1901c: 729 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Schülke, 2000b: 88 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; nomen oblitum; synonym of trinotatus).
— Herman, 2001: 34 (Lordithon; nomen oblitum; [Note: Cited as junior synonym of exoletus at time of action by Herman and article was in press at time of article by Schülke, 2000b]).
discophorus Rey, 1883: 47 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: Not cited).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Luze, 1901c: 730 (Bolitobius; variety of trinotatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bolitobius; synonym of trinotatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; variety of trinotatus).
— Lohse, 1964: 233 (Bolitobius; subgenus Bolitobius; aberration of trinotatus; characters).
— Tóth, 1993: 30 (Bolitobius; aberration of trinotatus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 2000b: 89 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of trinotatus).
dorsalis Rey, 1883: 50 (Bolitobius; subgenus Lordithon; Type locality: environs de Fréjus et de Saint-Raphael; France méridionale; Collioure, Pyrénées Orientales).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 364 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Luze, 1901c: 729 (Bolitobius; synonym of exoletus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; variety of exoletus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1488 (Bolitobius; aberration of exoletus).
— Ferreira, 1962: 11 (Bolitobius; variety of trinotatus; Portugal).
— Tóth, 1993: 29 (Bolitobius; aberration of exoletus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 2000b: 88 (Lordithon; lectotype designation; synonym of trinotatus).
vandykei Dethlefsen, 1946: 71 (Bolitobius; Type locality: California: Santa Cruz County: one mile north of Ben Lomond. Also cited from Washington).
— Hatch, 1957: 130 (Lordithon; characters; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1982: 90 (Lordithon; subgenus Bobitobus, cited as Bolitobus; characters; California; Oregon; Washington).
▴ Distribution: USA.
varians Hatch, 1957, see: Neobolitobius.
variatus Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 458 (Bryoporus; replacement name for mexicanus Bernhauer).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; regarded as unnecessary replacement name; synonym of mexicanus).
— Herman, 2001: 16, 35 (Lordithon; valid name for species).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
mexicanus Bernhauer, 1910b: 384 (Bolitobius; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Mexiko: Omilteme, Guerrero, 8000 F.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1982]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1489 (Bolitobius; cited as valid name for species; catalog).
— Campbell, 1982: 61 (Lordithon; subgenus Lordithon; lectotype designation; cited as valid species; characters; Mexico).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Lordithon; synonym of mexicanus).
venustus Melsheimer, 1844, see: thoracicus Fabricius, 1777.
vittula Fauvel, 1895: 277 (Megacronus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Asciuii Cheba, 800–1400 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 463 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 337 (Bolitobius; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1491 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Lordithon).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
xanthopterus Champion, 1922: 32 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Ranikhet Division of Kumaon).
Mycetoporus
[125 species (2 doubtful); Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian Regions]
Mycetoporus Mannerheim, 1830: 11, 62 (species included: lepidus, splendidus, pallidulus, longulus, punctus). Type Species: Tachinus punctus Gravenhorst by subsequent designation by Thomson, 1859: 47, affirmed by action of the Commission in Opinion 1726 with Mycetoporus taking precedence over Ischnosoma if the two become synonyms (ICZN, 1993).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 425, 476 (characters; key).
— Dejean, 1833: 70 (list of species).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 503 (characters).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (characters; type species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 411 (characters).
— Heer, 1839: 295 (characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 281 (characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 687 (characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 25 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 59 (characters; notes; list of species).
— Wollaston, 1854: 573 (characters; notes).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 491 (characters).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 28 (characters).
— Gistel, 1856: 387 (list of species).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 455 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 176, 981 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— Thomson, 1858: 37 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (characters; type species: punctus).
— Schaum, 1859: 25 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 160 (characters).
— LeConte, 1863: 23 (list of North American species).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 27 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 564 (catalog).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 64 (catalog; European species).
— Pandellé, 1869: 338 (subgenus of Bolitobius; characters).
— Sharp, 1871d: 11 (list of British species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 193 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— Fauvel, 1875: 560 [= 1876: 42] (characters; key to species).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXV [= 1876: 224] (catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 120 (characters; key to North American species).
— Heyden, 1880: 70 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Rey, 1883: 68 (characters; key to French species).
— Duvivier, 1883: 134 (catalog).
— Sharp, 1888: 212 (characters; key to British species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 410 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 436 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 98 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 40 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 367 (characters; key to middle European species).
— Heyden, 1896: 31 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 312 (catalog of species of Barbary; Canaries; Madeira).
— Luze, 1901c: 663 (characters; key to species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 177 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 98 (characters).
— Fall, 1910: 100 (characters; notes).
— Blatchley, 1910: 455 (characters; key to Indiana species).
— Rambousek, 1911: 1, 2 (characters; key to European species).
— Petri, 1912: 81 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 332 (characters; key to species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (world catalog; 87 species).
— Leng, 1920: 112 (catalog of North American species).
— Winkler, 1925: 394 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Hellén, 1925: 33–35 (notes; key to northern European species).
— Cameron, 1925: 76 (catalog of Indian species).
— Porta, 1926: 120 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 328 (key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 397 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 327 (characters; key to species of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 84 (characters; key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 374 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 150 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species; type species: splendidus).
— Tottenham, 1949: 377, 423 (type species: splendidus Gravenhorst; notes; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 252 (type species: splendidus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 168 (characters; key to Danish species).
— Tottenham, 1956: 314 (key to African species).
— Hatch, 1957: 110, 130 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest).
— Kocher, 1958: 162 (checklist of species; Morocco).
— Smetana, 1959a: 217 (list of species collected in Albania).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 11 (list of Portuguese species).
— Székessy, 1963: 65 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 223 (characters; key to central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 8 (characters; key to species of Sweden).
— Kasule, 1968: 125, 127 (larval characters; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 97 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Shibata, 1973c: 64 (checklist of species of Taiwan).
— Bordoni, 1973j: 713 (list of species from islands near Sicily).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 147 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Palm, 1975: 242 (notes; key to species of Canary Islands).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 284 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Topp, 1978: 313 (larval characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 276 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 117 (some species collected in Slovakia).
— Palm, 1980: 393 (review of and key to species of Madeira).
— Uhlig, Vogel, and Sieber, 1980: 249 (some species collected in Germany).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 157 (catalog; Poland).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 127 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Spahr, 1981: 95 (references to specimens from amber and copal).
— Shibata, 1985a: 18 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Frank, 1986a: 371 (checklist of species of Florida).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 16 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Segers, 1986: 53 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (supplement to key to species of Lohse, 1964).
— Angelini, 1991: 191 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— M. Hansen, Kristensen, Mahler, Pedersen, 1991: 108 (list of Danish species).
— Campbell, 1991a: 9 (characters; key to North American and Mexican species; species groups).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 98 (checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
— Campbell, 1992a (application to Commission for designation of punctus Gravenhorst as type species and for precedence of Mycetoporus over Ischnosoma).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 7 (characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (ovariole structure and development).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— M. Hansen, Liljehult, Mahler, and Pedersen, 1995: 30 (additional records to Danish list of species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 109 (list of Danish species).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (additions to list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 468 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (characters).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 21 (revision of nigricollis species group; key).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 357 (18 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 102 (collected from Kuril Islands and Kamchatka).
Schinomosa Tottenham, 1939d: 226 (proposed for Thomson's misuse of Mycetoporus). Type Species: Tachinus punctus Gravenhorst, by original designation.
— Tottenham, 1949: 378, 423 (type species: punctus Gyllenhal; subgenus of Mycetoporus; checklist of British species).
— Ádám, 1987: 153 (cited as valid genus; list of eight species with collecting notes; Hungary).
— Campbell, 1991a: 9 (synonym of Mycetoporus).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 345 (type species: punctus).
— ICZN, 1993: 171 (placed on Official Index of Rejected and Invalid Generic Names in Zoology).
abessinus Bernhauer, 1915d: 152 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Abessinien: Boroda).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1956: 314 (Mycetoporus; characters in key).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia.
additus Eppelsheim, 1886: 38 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Blagowestschensk).
— Luze, 1901c: 716 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut; Prov. Amur, Balgowjeschtschensk).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
adonis Fagel, 1965: 30 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Liban: Kartaba, vallée du Nahr Ibrahim, vers 1300 m).
▴ Distribution: Lebanon.
adumbratus Wollaston, 1865: 484, 71 appendix (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Teneriffe: Pinal above Yeod el Alto).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; synonym of solidicornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; variety of solidicornis).
— Palm, 1975: 244 (Mycetoporus; valid species; characters; Canary Islands).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 193 (Mycetoporus; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 437 (Mycetoporus; Canary Islands).
— Assing, 2000b: 117 (Mycetoporus; collecting notes; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
aequalis Thomson, 1868: 323 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ystad).
— Luze, 1901c: 710 (Mycetoporus; characters; Lapland; Norway).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 40 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway, Russia).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 2 (Mycetoporus; Kamchatka region).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 177 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 19 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 12 (Mycetoporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Slovakia; Bosnia Hercegovina; Germany; Austria; Italy; Switzerland; France).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 14 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Mongolia.
pachyraphis Pandellé, 1869: 344, 351 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Gallia: Pyrénées, mont Pilat).
— Fauvel, 1875: 569 [= 1876: 51] (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Rey, 1883: 89 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Switzerland; Siberia).
— Luze, 1901c: 694 (Mycetoporus; characters; Pyrenees; Schlesien; Siberia; Norway; Finland; Italy; Austria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 39 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland; Norway; western and central Europe, Irkutsk).
— Portevin, 1929: 329 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis).
— Tóth, 1993: 14 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis).
heeri Luze, 1901c: 712 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ostsibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut; nördliche Mongolei, Shangai).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis).
— Tóth, 1993: 14 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis).
ajax Tottenham, 1956: 315 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Schinomosa; Type locality: Urundi: Kitega, 1600–1700 m).
▴ Distribution: Burundi.
altaicus Luze, 1901c: 676 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Altai-Gebirge).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 43 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway; Altai region).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Palm, 1966: 22 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
▴ Distribution: Norway, Sweden, Finland, “Altai region”.
ambiguus Luze, 1901c: 699 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Croatien, Capella, Vellebit; Hercegovina; Bosnien; Böhmen [Prag]; Krain; Ungarn; Schlesien; Niederösterreich, Ulrichskirchen, Mödling; Kärnten, Nanos; Schweiz, Wallis, Siders; Griechenland).
— Rambousek, 1911: 6 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 227 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 15 (Mycetoporus; Greece; Bosnia Hercegovina; Croatia; Slovenia; Hungary; Switzerland; Austria; Czech Republic; Poland; Corfu; Bulgaria; Romania; Slovakia; Italy; Belgium; Germany).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 15 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing, 1994a: 13, 24 (Mycetoporus; notes; wing length; xerothermous sites; Germany).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
americanus Erichson, 1839b: 285 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: America septentrionalis, Pennsylvania; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]. Originally cited from America septentrionalis).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Mycetoporus; Lake Superior).
— Horn, 1877: 122 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Blatchley, 1910: 455 (Mycetoporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 132 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentified as brunneus Marsham according to Campbell, 1991a: 39]; characters; British Columbia, Washington, Oregon).
— Campbell, 1991a: 39 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation: America septentrionalis, Pensylv. [Pennsylvania]; characters; Alberta, British Columbia, Labrador, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 469 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
insignis Mäklin, 1853: 186 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: insula Afognak; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]).
— Horn, 1877: 123 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1991a: 39 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation; synonym of americanus).
angularis Mulsant and Rey, 1853: 56 [= 1853a: 69] (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Beaujolais, Mont Pilat).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Mycetoporus; Malaga; Algeciras).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 493 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Baudi, 1857: 99 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448, cited niger Baudi as a synonym of angularis Mulsant and Rey; Baudi did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fairmaire]; characters; Sardinia; Cyprus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 458 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 982 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 345 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; synonym of reyi).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 195 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 570 [= 1876: 52] (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Britain; Germany; Austria; Italy; Spain; Portugal; Corsica; Sardinia; Algeria; Cyprus).
— Fauvel, 1878: 132 [= 1878a: 52] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 99 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 62 [= 1886a: 54] (Mycetoporus; notes; Tunisia; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 217 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ragusa, 1892: 167 (Mycetoporus; Sicily).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 373 (Mycetoporus; characters; middle Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Luze, 1901c: 702 (Mycetoporus; characters; Mediterranean region; southern Europe).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 105 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 101 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 41 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Norway; southern central Europe, Mediterranean region).
— Portevin, 1929: 330 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Horion, 1967: 19 (Mycetoporus; Portugal; Spain; Corsica; Sardinia; Elba; Sicily; Italy; Dalmatia; Greece; Crete; Britain; France; Belgium; Holland; Slovakia; Romania; Poland; Austria; Germany).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; France; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 18 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; systematic status in doubt; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Tunisia, Europe.
reyi Pandellé, 1869: 345 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; replacement name for angularis [Note: Unnecessary replacement name]; cited from Britain, Germany, Spain, and Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 570 [= 1876: 52] (Mycetoporus; synonym of angularis).
— Rey, 1883: 99 (Mycetoporus; synonym of angularis).
— Fowler, 1888: 217 (Mycetoporus; synonym of angularis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 373 (Mycetoporus; synonym of angularis).
— Luze, 1901c: 702 (Mycetoporus; synonym of angularis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 448 (Mycetoporus; synonym of angularis).
araidonis Kano, 1933, see: Bolitobius.
arion Tottenham, 1956: 317 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Schinomosa; Type locality: Ruanda: Tshuruyaga, forêt du Rugege, 2400 m).
▴ Distribution: Rwanda.
australis Rey, 1883, see: nigricollis Stephens, 1835.
baudueri Mulsant and Rey, 1875a: 200 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Sos, Lotet-Garonne; [Note: Fagel, 1965, named erichsonanus for “baudueri auct. pars” but failed to state which citations go with the new name and which remain; some of the references cited below for baudueri should go with erichsonanus]).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1876a: 250 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Rey, 1883: 95 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 375 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 684 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe; Caucasian region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nanus).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 105 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 101 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 4 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 43 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Sweden, Norway, Denmark; southern and central Europe, Caucasus, Transcaspian region).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1949: 423 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Britain).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 181 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kocher, 1958: 162 (Mycetoporus; Morocco).
— Pelham-Clinton, 1961 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Ferreira, 1962: 11 (Mycetoporus; Portugal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963a: 421 (Mycetoporus; Greece).
— Smetana, 1964d: 81 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Fagel, 1965: 34 (Mycetoporus; valid species; notes; Sweden; Denmark; Germany; Britain; Holland; France; Spain; Portugal).
— Palm, 1966: 21 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 7 (Mycetoporus; Norway; Sweden; Denmark; Britain; Holland; Belgium; France; Spain; Portugal; Algeria; Poland; Germany).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 98 (Mycetoporus; catalog; Austria).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 147 (Mycetoporus; checklist; USSR).
— Poggi, 1976: 618 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (Mycetoporus; Sweden; Norway; Denmark).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 59 (Mycetoporus; Spain).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 158 (Mycetoporus; catalog; Poland).
— Tóth, 1986: 19 (Mycetoporus; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Austria; Switzerland; France; Denmark; Sweden).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1988: 12 (Mycetoporus; cited as bauderi; notes; Germany).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (Mycetoporus; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Estonia; Lithuania).
— Tóth, 1993: 20 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 42 (Mycetoporus; notes; Britain).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Denmark).
— Smoleński, 1997: 78 (Mycetoporus; collecting notes; Poland).
— Renner, 1998: 92 (Mycetoporus; Germany).
— M. Hansen, Palm, Pedersen, and Runge, 1998: 74 (Mycetoporus; Denmark).
— Paśnik, 1998: 73 (Mycetoporus; habitat; Poland).
— M. Hansen, Pedersen, and Pritzl, 1999: 82 (Mycetoporus; Denmark).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Mycetoporus; nomen protectum).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Azerbaijan, “Transcaspia”.
phaedrus Kolenati, 1846: 14 (Bolitobius; [Note: This name is older than baudueri]; Type locality: Karabagh).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 97 (Bolitobius; characters; Karabagh).
— Luze, 1901c: 727 (Bolitobius; form of baudueri; Transcaucasia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; synonym of baudueri).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Mycetoporus; nomen oblitum; synonym of baudueri).
puncticollis Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; variety of baudueri; [Note: This name was originally described as an aberration but was made available when Bernhauer and Schubert cited it as a variety]; Type locality: Hatszeg).
— Petri, 1912: 81 (Mycetoporus; aberration of baudueri; [Note: This is the original citation for puncticollis but the name is unavailable (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; characters; Hatszeg).
hellieseni A. Strand, 1950: 84 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Norway: Kvalbein, Jaeren; Lyngdal; Grimstad; Hana; vicinity of Stavanger).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 182 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Horion, 1956: 4 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes).
— Pelham-Clinton, 1961 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scotland).
— Lohse, 1964: 225 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Fagel, 1965: 35 (Mycetoporus; synonym of baudueri).
— Palm, 1966: 22 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; synonym of baudueri).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (Mycetoporus; synonym of baudueri).
bergrothi Hellén, 1925, see: Ischnosoma.
bicolor Mäklin, 1847, see: punctus Gravenhorst, 1806.
bimaculatus Lacordaire, 1835: 505 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Paris).
— A. Strand, 1969: 56 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (Mycetoporus; synonym of despectus).
— Tóth, 1993: 12 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Kocian, 1994: 90 (Mycetoporus; aedeagus illustration).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Mycetoporus; notes; Britain).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Caucasus.
ruficornis Kraatz, 1857d: 461 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Sachsen; Schlesien).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 982 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Mycetoporus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 568 [= 1876: 50] (Mycetoporus; cited as a synonym of brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Rey, 1883: 86 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 690 (Mycetoporus; characters; north and central Europe; Caucasus).
— Rambousek, 1911: 5 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 44 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus variety bimaculatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 180 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Szujecki, 1963a: 35 (Mycetoporus; Poland).
— Lohse, 1964: 226 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 15 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway).
— Horion, 1967: 11 (Mycetoporus; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; Denmark; Holland; France; Italy; Slovenia; Romania; Slovakia; Poland; Germany; Austria).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 736 (Mycetoporus; Poland).
— A. Strand, 1969: 56 (Mycetoporus; synonym of bimaculatus).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; synonym of bimaculatus).
— Tóth, 1993: 10 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; synonym of bimaculatus).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; synonym of bimaculatus).
punctiventris Thomson, 1861: 164 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ringsjön i Skåne).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 565 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ruficornis).
— Rey, 1883: 87 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ruficornis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 690 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ruficornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ruficornis).
— Hellén, 1925: 44 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus variety bimaculatus).
bimaculatus: sensu Kraatz and others, see: despectus Strand, 1969.
biplagiatus Fairmaire, 1860, see: Ischnosoma.
bipunctatus Campbell, 1991a: 54 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Oregon: Mt. Hood, Cloud Cap Road, Tilly Jane Creek, 4100 ft. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, California, Oregon).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
blandus Luze, 1901c: 697 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Lenkoran).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 114 (Mycetoporus; notes).
▴ Distribution: Azerbaijan.
bolitobioides Bernhauer, 1923, see: Ischnosoma.
boreellus J. Sahlberg, 1876: 199 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ponoj i Ryska Lappmarken; Tolstoinos nära Jeniseis mynning i Sibirien).
— Luze, 1901c: 701 (Mycetoporus; characters; Lapland; Finland; northern Siberia; Altai).
— Poppius, 1909: 29 (Mycetoporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 41 (Mycetoporus; cited as nigrans; [Note: Misidentification: Based on discussion by Campbell, 1991a: 17, Hellen's use of nigrans was erroneous]; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway; central Asia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nigrans).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; cited as nigrans; [Note: Misidentification: Based on discussion by Campbell, 1991a: 17]; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nigrans).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; cited as nigrans; [Note: Misidentification: Based on discussion by Campbell, 1991a: 17]; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 20 (Mycetoporus; cited as nigrans; [Note: Misidentification: Based on discussion by Campbell, 1991a: 17]; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 18 (Mycetoporus; cited as nigrans; [Note: Misidentification: Based on discussion by Campbell, 1991a: 17]; Siberia; Altai; Mongolia; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Austria; Italy).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Austria; [Note: Probably refers to “nigrans Auct.” = boreellus as discussed by Campbell, 1991a: 17]).
— Campbell, 1991a: 17 (Mycetoporus; valid species; syntype examined and does not fit Mäklin's original description of nigrans; species not in North America).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; cited as valid species; systematic status in doubt; cited with “nigrans Auct. nec Mäklin” as synonym; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (Mycetoporus; valid species).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 76 (Mycetoporus; cited as nigrans; [Note: Misidentification: Based on discussion by Campbell, 1991a: 17]; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Mongolia, “Altai region”, Austria, Italy.
bosnicus Luze, 1901c: 683 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Bosnien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tóth, 1993: 20 (Mycetoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Bosnia.
karamani Roubal, 1913c: 512 (Mycetoporus; aberration of bosnicus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Dalmatien).
boukali Kocian, 1994: 87 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Rossia or., Chabarovsk—Flughafen).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
braminus Motschulsky, 1858, see: Ischnosoma.
brevicornis A. Matthews, 1838, see: clavicornis Stephens, 1832.
brucki Pandellé, 1869: 347 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Prague; [Note: See lectotype designation by Fagel, 1968a]. Also cited from Pyrenees; Toscane).
— Fagel, 1968a: 196, 198 (Mycetoporus; characters; lectotype designation: Prague; species misidentified by previous authors whose citations refer to eppelsheimianus; Czechoslovakia; France; Dalmatia; Anatolia).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Tóth, 1993: 13 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Wittwer, 1993: 252 (Mycetoporus; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— J. Kangas, 1995: 1 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Caucasus, Turkey.
laevicollis Eppelsheim, 1878: 107 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Mamudly).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 369 (Mycetoporus; variety of rufescens).
— Luze, 1901c: 714 (Mycetoporus; characters; Caucasus; Hungary; Siebenbürgen; Glatzer Gebirge; Prague; Austria).
— Reitter, 1909: 100 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 8 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 38 (Mycetoporus; valid species; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden; southern and central Europe, Caucasus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 17 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 27 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Sweden; Germany; Austria; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Poland; Hungary; Romania; Bosnia; Montenegro; Caucasus).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brucki).
— Tóth, 1993: 13 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Fagel, 1968a: 196, 198 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brucki).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brucki).
brucki: sensu Fauvel and others, see: eppelsheimianus Fagel, 1968.
brunneus: sensu Marsham and others, see: lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806.
cachemiricus Coiffait, 1984: 116, 121 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Cachemire: Daksum, 2400–2700 m. Also cited from Pakistan).
▴ Distribution: Pakistan, India.
calidus Rey, 1883, see: solidicornis Wollaston, 1864.
californicus Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916, see: Ischnosoma.
cassagnaui Coiffait, 1984, see: Ischnosoma.
catalanicus Scheerpeltz, 1961a: 6 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Umgebung von Gerona in Catalonien).
▴ Distribution: Spain.
chevrolati Pandellé, 1869: 345 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Caramania, Tarsous).
chinensis Bernhauer, 1939, see: Ischnosoma.
christinae Palm, 1975: 246 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Canary Islands: Lanzarote: Barranco de la Pocela).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
clavicornis Stephens, 1832: 169 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: London; Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Fauvel, 1875: 573 [= 1876: 55] (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 198 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Fowler, 1888: 217 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Fowler, 1888: 217 (Mycetoporus; cited as forticornis; variety of clavicornis; [Note: Misidentification of clavicornis according to Pope, 1977: 32]; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 699 (Mycetoporus; characters; northern and central Europe).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Montandon, 1908: 80 (Mycetoporus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 6 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Johansen, 1914: 337 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 42 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark; central Europe, Algeria, Tunisia).
— Guilleaume, Fagel, and Vreurick, 1928: 155 (Mycetoporus; Belgium).
— Portevin, 1929: 330 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 176 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 82 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 18 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 16 (Mycetoporus; Algeria; Tunisia; Caucasus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Britain; Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, France to Poland and Russia; Germany; Austria; Spain; Italy; Dalmatia).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 736 (Mycetoporus; Poland).
— Bordoni, 1974b: 14 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 59 (Mycetoporus; Spain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 15 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Mycetoporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Tunisia, Madeira, Europe, Russia.
brevicornis A. Matthews, 1838: 197 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Weston).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1840: 923 (Tachinus; synonym of pronus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 564 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Fauvel, 1875: 573 [= 1876: 55] (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Fowler, 1888: 217 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Luze, 1901c: 699 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
pronus Erichson, 1839a: 414 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Mark Brandenburg).
— Heer, 1839: 297 (Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 285 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Mycetoporus; with Formica rufa).
— Mäklin, 1847: 7 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 688 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 491 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Wollaston, 1857: 186 (Mycetoporus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 465 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 177 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 56 (Mycetoporus; notes; Greece).
— Thomson, 1861: 162 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Mycetoporus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 292 [= 1865b: 42] (Mycetoporus; habitat; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 564 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Pandellé, 1869: 343 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Rottenberg, 1870: 28 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Hochhuth, 1872: 129 (Mycetoporus; notes; Ukraine).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 291 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1883: 107 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 217 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Luze, 1901c: 699 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Hellén, 1925: 42 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
reitteri Eppelsheim, 1892a: 296 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Tatra).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; characters; Tatra).
— Luze, 1901c: 699 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; synonym of clavicornis).
completus Luze, 1901c: 687 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Caucasus, Araxesthal).
confinis Rey, 1883: 75 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Saint-Germain-en-Laye; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke and Kocian, 2000]).
— Fowler, 1888: 214 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 372 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Luze, 1901c: 706 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 103 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation; valid species; characters; Bosnia Hercegovina; Bulgaria; Greece; Italy; Austria; Macedonia; Spain; Czech Republic).
▴ Distribution: Spain, France, Italy, Austria, Czech Republic, Bosnia Hercegovina, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Greece.
confusus Eppelsheim, 1889d: 14 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Lenkoran; Hamarat, Gebiet des Caspi-Meeres).
— Luze, 1901c: 697 (Mycetoporus; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Azerbaijan.
congoensis Bernhauer, 1929f: 126 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Manyema: Sibatwa Kilengwe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1956: 314 (Mycetoporus; characters in key).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
consors LeConte, 1863a: 34 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Michigan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]).
— Horn, 1877: 122 (Mycetoporus; characters; Michigan).
— Blatchley, 1910: 456 (Mycetoporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 132 (Mycetoporus; characters; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1991a: 70 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation: specimen labelled from Western States; characters; Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Mycetoporus; Maine).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 470 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
convexus Sharp, 1888, see: Ischnosoma.
corpulentus Luze, 1901c: 707 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Riesengebirge; Glatzergebirge; Böhmen; Ungarn; Croatien; Serbien; Siebenbürgen, Rodnaer Gebirge; Steiermark; Bachergebirge; Kärnten; Tirol; Salzburg; Gastein; Niederösterreich).
— Reitter, 1909: 101 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 8 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 23 (Mycetoporus; Serbia; Croatia; Romania; Hungary; Slovakia; Poland; Czech Republic; Italy; Austria; Germany).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 17 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 108 (Mycetoporus; characters; Bosnia Hercegovina; Bulgaria; Germany; France; Italy; Yugoslavia; Austria; Macedonia; Romania; Russia; Switzerland; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Ukraine; Hungary).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
halbherri Luze, 1901c: 707 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Südtirol, Rovereto; Lavarone).
— Rambousek, 1911: 7 (Mycetoporus; variety of corpulentus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; variety of corpulentus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; variety of corpulentus).
— Tóth, 1993: 17 (Mycetoporus; variety of corpulentus; characters; Hungary).
coxalis Sharp, 1884, see: Ischnosoma.
crassicornis Mäklin, 1847, see: Bryophacis.
curtipennis Bernhauer, 1917, see: Ischnosoma.
dalmatinus Luze, 1901c: 685 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Dalmatien, Pridworje).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tóth, 1993: 10 (Mycetoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Croatia.
debilis Mäklin, 1847: 14 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Wiburgi; Kirjola).
— Pandellé, 1869: 343 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Finland).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 291 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 201 (Mycetoporus; characters; Finland).
— Luze, 1901c: 676 (Mycetoporus; characters; Finland; Russia).
— Johansen, 1914: 335 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 43 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Denmark; Russia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Palm, 1966: 23 (Mycetoporus; characters; Finland).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Finland, Denmark.
decipiens Penecke, 1898, see: lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806.
demersus† Scudder, 1900: 69 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 723 (Mycetoporus; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Wickham, 1912: 12 (Mycetoporus; Colorado).
▴ Distribution: USA.
despectus A. Strand, 1969: 56 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Röa, Oslo).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 462 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; synonym of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; synonym of lepidus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 350 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; characters; Sweden; Spain).
— Fauvel, 1875: 568 [= 1876: 50] (Mycetoporus; cited as a synonym of brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of lepidus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 290 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 201 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; Finland).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]).
— Luze, 1901c: 689 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; characters; Pyrenees; Alps; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 44 (Mycetoporus; characters; variety of brunneus Marsham cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]).
— Donisthorpe, 1930: 30 (Mycetoporus; aberration of brunneus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; characters; Britain).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 226 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Lohse and Lucht, 1989]; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 10 (Mycetoporus; cited as bimaculatus; [Note: Misidentification of despectus according to Strand, 1969]; France; Switzerland; Spain; Italy; Romania; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Poland; Germany; Austria).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain; some citations for lepidus and longulus by some British authors apply to despectus).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; systematic status in doubt; cited with “bimaculatus Auct. nec Lacordaire” as a synonym; Italy).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Mycetoporus; cited as “bimaculatus Kr.”; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Norway, Finland, Britain, France, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Romania, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Austria.
diabolicus Bernhauer, 1928, see: punctus Gravenhorst, 1806.
discalis Hatch, 1957, see: Bryophacis.
discoidalis Sharp, 1888, see: Ischnosoma.
discoideus Wollaston, 1865: 484, 71 appendix (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Teneriffe).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; Canaries).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Palm, 1975: 244 (Mycetoporus; characters; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
dispersus Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 99 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Helvetia: Bern, Engstlingenalp, 1950 m. Also cited from Bosnia Hercegovina, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Yugoslavia, Croatia, Austria, Russia, Sweden, Spain, Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine, Hungary, Turkey, Caucasus).
▴ Distribution: Sweden, Russia, Ukraine, Caucasus, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Bosnia Hercegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Hungary, Slovakia, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain.
doderoi Roubal, 1911, see: Ischnosoma.
duplicatus Sharp, 1888, see: Ischnosoma.
elegans Mäklin, 1846, see: Ischnosoma.
endogeus Coiffait, 1980a: 47 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Aude, Mouthounet).
▴ Distribution: France.
eppelsheimianus Fagel, 1968a: 198 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Not cited, reported from Germany, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Anatolia).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; cited with “brucki Auct. nec Pandellé” as a synonym; Italy).
— Ødegaard and Ligaard, 2000: 10 (Mycetoporus; notes; habitat; Norway).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Turkey, Caucasus.
brucki: sensu Fauvel and others: [Note: Misidentified by Pandellé and most other authors according to Fagel, 1968b: 196, 198; the other authors were not specified].
— Fauvel, 1875: 563 [= 1876: 45] (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Switzerland; Austria; Italy).
— Rey, 1883: 76 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 369 (Mycetoporus; characters; southern middle Europe; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1901c: 713 (Mycetoporus; characters; Caucasus; Bohemia; Hungary; Pyrenees; Italy; Austria; Schlesien).
— Reitter, 1909: 100 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 9 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 38 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden; central and southern Europe, Caucasus).
— Portevin, 1929: 328 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 16 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 26 (Mycetoporus; Caucasus; Finland; Sweden; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Romania; Ukraine; Bosnia; Montenegro; Italy; Spain; France; Germany; Austria).
erichsonanus Fagel, 1965: 35 (Mycetoporus; proposed for baudueri auct. pars and nanus sensu Erichson; [Note: Fagel proposed this name for “baudueri auct. pars” but did not state which citations applied to erichsonanus, so because of the uncertainty of which apply to baudueri, all subsequent references to that name remain there]; Type locality: Europe occidentale et centrale).
— Erichson, 1839a: 415 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449, cited nanus Erichson as a synonym of baudueri Mulsant and Rey; Erichson did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1875: 565 [= 1876: 47] (Mycetoporus; [Note: Fauvel cited nanus Erichson; Erichson did not describe nanus; I have assumed the species to which Fauvel referred was erichsonanus as was Erichson's misidentification]; characters; France; Lapland; Britain; Russia; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Spain; Portugal; Corsica; Greece; Cyprus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 291 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as nanus Erichson]; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1883: 92 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as nanus Erichson]; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 216 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as nanus Erichson]; characters; Britain).
— Johansen, 1914: 336 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as nanus Erichson]; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 225 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; cited as baudueri; [Note: Horion, 1967: 7, treated Lohse's use of baudueri as a misidentification]; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 7 (Mycetoporus; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Denmark; Britain; all central Europe to Caucasus; Spain; Corsica; Italy; Balkans).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1988: 13 (Mycetoporus; Germany).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 138 (Mycetoporus; collected with Formica truncorum; Bohemia).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Caucasus.
fairmairei Pandellé, 1869, see: niger Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856.
fasciatocollis Champion, 1922: 32 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: W. Almora in Kumaon).
— Cameron, 1932: 330 (Mycetoporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
fauveli Olliff, 1886: 905 (Bolitobius; Type locality: Sydney, New South Wales).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 459 (Bolitobius; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
floralis Blackburn, 1888: 3 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: near Port Lincoln).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; synonym of fauveli).
feloi Schülke, 2000: 337 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: La Palma, Mtña. Tagoja).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
flavicollis LeConte, 1863, see: Ischnosoma.
flavicornis Luze, 1901, see: monticola Fowler, 1888.
floralis Blackburn, 1888, see: fauveli Olliff, 1886.
floridensis Campbell, 1991a: 67 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Florida: Columbia Co., O'Leno St. Pk. Also cited from Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia).
forticornis Fauvel, 1875: 572 [= 1876: 54] (Mycetoporus; proposed for pronus variety Kraatz; Type locality: Paris, bois de Boulogne, Le Vésinet; Germanie).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 465 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451, cited “pronus variety a” as a synonym of forticornis; the variety is an unavailable name]; characters).
— Rey, 1883: 104 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; characters; middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 696 (Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe; Caucasus; Transcaspian region).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 6 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Johansen, 1914: 338 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 39 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Denmark; Europe, Caucasus, Transcaspian region).
— Portevin, 1929: 330 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 177 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Szujecki, 1963a: 35 (Mycetoporus; Poland).
— Lohse, 1964: 227 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 18 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 14 (Mycetoporus; Caucasus; Transcaspian region; Turkmenistan; Denmark; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Holland; Belgium; France; Switzerland; Croatia; Dalmatia; Bulgaria; Romania; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Poland; Russia; Austria; Germany).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 59 (Mycetoporus; Spain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 15 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Caucasus, “Transcaspian region”.
scutellaris Rey, 1883: 107 (Mycetoporus; variety of forticornis; Type locality: Not cited).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; synonym of forticornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; synonym of forticornis).
subjectus Rey, 1883: 107 (Mycetoporus; variety of forticornis; Type locality: Not cited).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 374 (Mycetoporus; synonym of forticornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; synonym of forticornis).
fulgidus Last, 1984: 136 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Okapa, N.E. New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
fusciventris Tikhomirova, 1973, see: Ischnosoma.
ganglbaueri Luze, 1901, see: punctipennis Scriba, 1868.
glaber Sperk, 1835: 156 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; Type locality: südliches Russland; [Note: See neotype designation by Schülke and Kocian, 2000]).
— Kraatz, 1862: 299 (Mycetoporus; notes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 564 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longulus).
— Fauvel, 1876a: 79 [= 1876: 264] (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 92 (Mycetoporus; neotype designation; nominate subspecies; valid species; notes; characters; Armenia; Bosnia Hercegovina; Bulgaria; Germany; Finland; France; Greece; Italy; Croatia; Morocco; Austria; Poland; Romania; Russia; Sweden; Switzerland; Spain; Czech Republic; Turkey; Tunisia; Ukraine; Hungary; Cyprus).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Mycetoporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Sweden, Finland, Russia, Ukraine, Armenia, Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Bosnia Hercegovina, Croatia, Austria, Czech Republic, Germany; Switzerland, Italy, France, Spain, Morocco, Tunisia, Canary Islands.
perlaetus Rey, 1883: 75 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Beaujolais).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 372 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Luze, 1901c: 706 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 92 (Mycetoporus; synonym of glaber glaber).
rufus Wollaston, 1864: 558 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Teneriffe: near Santa Cruz, at the Agua Mansa, and between Orotava and Realejo; Gomera: near San Sebastian; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke and Kocian, 2000]).
— Wollaston, 1865: 483 (Mycetoporus; notes; Canary Islands).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; Canaries).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; variety of splendens).
— Palm, 1975: 244 (Mycetoporus; valid species; characters; Canary Islands).
— Oromí and García, 1995: 177 (Mycetoporus; Canary Islands).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 97 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation; subspecies of glaber; characters; Canary Islands).
gracilis Luze, 1901c: 678 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ungarn: Herkulesbad, Mehadia; Dalmatien: Ragusa, Pridworje; Rumänien: Azuga; Serbien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963a: 421 (Mycetoporus; Greece).
— Lohse, 1964: 224 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 2 (Mycetoporus; Greece; Romania; Serbia; Dalmatia; Hercegovina; Hungary; Albania; Slovakia; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 19 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; systematic status in doubt; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
graecus Luze, 1901, see: ignidorsus Eppelsheim, 1880.
gratiosus Cameron, 1932: 331 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum, Rongdong Valley, alt. 8500 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1981d: 324 (Mycetoporus; cited as graciosus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
halbherri Luze, 1901, see: corpulentus Luze, 1901.
haliciensis L/ omnicki, 1874, see: rufescens Stephens, 1832.
heeri Luze, 1901, see: aequalis Thomson, 1868.
hellieseni A. Strand, 1950, see: baudueri Mulsant and Rey, 1875.
heydenii Scriba, 1870, see: longulus Mannerheim, 1830.
himalayicus Cameron, 1926, see: Ischnosoma.
hornabrooki Last, 1984: 136 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Buana, Sarawaged Range, 3000 feet, 20–30 miles N of the Lae).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
horni Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; replacement name for tenuis Horn).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1991a: 28 (Mycetoporus; characters; New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 469 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
tenuis Horn, 1877: 122 (Mycetoporus; [Note: preoccupied; This name was replaced by Bernhauer and Schubert as being a homonym of tenuis Stephens which they listed as a synonym of splendidus. Stephens did not describe tenuis he attributed it to Fabricius; tenuis Fabricius is now in Rabigus and Stephens' use of tenuis is found under Ischnosoma splendidus. Campbell, 1991a: 28, 89 treated tenuis Stephens as though an available name. However, tenuis Horn is preoccupied by Mycetoporus tenuis Mulsant and Rey]; Type locality: Michipicoten Riv., Lake Superior; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]. Originally cited from Lake Superior).
— LeConte, 1879: 510 (Mycetoporus; characters for an unnamed variety; Colorado).
— Campbell, 1991a: 28 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation: Michpctn Riv., LS [Michipicoten Riv., Lake Superior]; synonym of horni).
horni Leng, 1918: 204 (Mycetoporus; replacement name for tenuis Horn; [preoccupied]).
horni Leng, 1918, see: horni Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
hospitalis Fall, 1910, see: Ischnosoma.
humeralis Motschulsky, 1858, see: lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806.
humidus Say, 1832: 52 [= 1834: 465] (Tachinus; [Note: Treated by Campbell, 1991a, as nomen dubium]; Type locality: Indiana).
— Erichson, 1840: 922 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 567 [= 1876: 49] (Mycetoporus; cited as a synonym of brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Mycetoporus; New Mexico).
— Blatchley, 1910: 456 (Mycetoporus; characters; Indiana).
— Van Dyke, 1924: 18 (Mycetoporus; Alaska).
— Fall, 1926: 151 (Mycetoporus; Alaska).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 13 (Mycetoporus; may be same as consors, lucidulus, or floridensis but treated as an unknown species).
▴ Distribution: USA.
ignidorsus Eppelsheim, 1880a: 209 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Domanovich in der Herze-gowina).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 373 (Mycetoporus; characters; Herzegowinia; Dalmatia).
— Luze, 1901c: 709 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tóth, 1993: 16 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Mycetoporus; Italy ?).
▴ Distribution: Greece, Croatia, Bosnia Hercegovina.
nobilis Luze, 1901c: 703 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Dalmatien, Ragusa, Castelnuovo, Pridworje, Fiume; Hercegovina; Bosnia; Korfu; Griechenland).
— Bernhauer, 1902d: 698 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ignidorsum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ignidorsum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; synonym of ignidorsum).
graecus Luze, 1901c: 703 (Mycetoporus; variety of nobilis; Type locality: Griechenland: Korfu).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; variety of ignidorsum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963a: 421 (Mycetoporus; variety of ingnidorsum; Greece).
imperialis Bernhauer, 1902c: 56 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Mehadia, Südungarn; Poplat, Bosnien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tóth, 1993: 18 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
▴ Distribution: Hungary, Bosnia Hercegovina.
impunctatus Campbell, 1991a: 58 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Arkansas: Newton Co., 4.4 mi. S. Mt. Judea. Also cited from Mississippi).
▴ Distribution: USA.
inaris Luze, 1901c: 695 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Lappland, Enare-See).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 39, 40 (Mycetoporus; variety of forticornis; Finland, Sweden, Norway).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1481 (Mycetoporus; variety of forticornis).
— Lohse, 1964: 227 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; cited as valid species; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 19 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 13 (Mycetoporus; Russia; Finland; Norway; Sweden; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 14 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Finland, Sweden, Norway, Austria, Italy.
norvegicus Bernhauer, 1903b: 187 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Kongsberg, Norwegen; nördliches Norwegen).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 39 (Mycetoporus; possible synonym of forticornis).
— Lohse, 1964: 227 (Mycetoporus; synonym of inaris).
indicus Cameron, 1926, see: Ischnosoma.
inquisitus Casey, 1885a: 152 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 368 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 672 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Cameron, 1932: 329 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendidus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 37 (Mycetoporus; characters; Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Illinois, Iowa, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 469 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
insignis Mäklin, 1853, see: americanus Erichson, 1839.
insulanus Luze, 1901c: 693 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Korfu).
jaljalensis Coiffait, 1983, see: Ischnosoma.
japonicus L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996a: 239 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido: Mt. Yotei, Kucchan-Cho).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
javanus Cameron, 1937: 30 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
johnsoni Wollaston, 1860: 52 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Madeira).
— Wollaston, 1865: 483 (Mycetoporus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Wollaston, 1865: 70 appendix (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Wollaston, 1871: 297 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Madeira).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Mycetoporus; Madeira).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Smetana, 1963b: 41 (Mycetoporus; Madeira).
— Palm, 1980: 397 (Mycetoporus; characters; Madeira).
▴ Distribution: Madeira.
lubricus Wollaston, 1871: 298 (Mycetoporus; variety of johnsoni; Type locality: Maderenses, S. Antonio da Serra).
— Duvivier, 1883: 135 (Mycetoporus; catalog; synonym of johnsoni).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; variety of johnsoni).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; synonym of johnsoni).
jonicus Scheerpeltz, 1958c: 400 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Insel Levkas bei Kaligoni).
kahleni Schülke, 1996: 73 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Italien: Aosta, Val Gressoney, Oropa, W-Seite, öslt. Lago Balma, 2150 m).
▴ Distribution: Italy.
karamani Roubal, 1913 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: bosnicus Luze, 1901.
kilimandscharensis Bernhauer, 1915, see: Ischnosoma.
kobai Kano, 1933, see: Tachinus.
laevicollis Eppelsheim, 1878, see: brucki Pandellé, 1869.
lapponicus Thomson, 1861: 164 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Lappland).
— Pandellé, 1869: 364 (Mycetoporus; cited as laponicus; characters).
— Luze, 1901c: 687 (Mycetoporus; characters; Lappland).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 44 (Mycetoporus; possible synonym of brunneus Marsham).
▴ Distribution: “Lapland”.
laticeps Fagel, 1965: 35 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Liban: Kartaba, vallée du Nahr Ibrahim, 1200 m).
▴ Distribution: Lebanon.
lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806: 26 (Tachinus; Type locality: Normibergae; Brunsvigae).
— Schrank, 1798: 647 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450, cited merdarius Schrank (but cited as meraaius) as a synonym of brunneus; Schrank did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Germany).
— Marsham, 1802: 524 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449, cited brunneus Marsham as a valid species; Marsham did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Paykull; the name used by Paykull is in Hapalaraea]; characters; Britain).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 247 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 470 (Tachyporus; characters for varieties).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 58 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 294 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 63 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Sweden; Russia).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 477 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Sweden; Russia).
— Stephens, 1832: 169 (Ischnosoma; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 170 (Ischnosoma; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus; Stephens based his understanding of this species on a specimen in the Marsham collection; Marsham attributed brunneus to Paykull but Marsham's interpretation of it has been considered to be a misidentification of lepidus]; characters; England).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 504 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 413 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 296 (Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 284 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe).
— Erichson, 1840: 922 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus; Stephens based his understanding of this species on a specimen in the Marsham collection; Marsham attributed brunneus to Paykull but Marsham's interpretation of it has been considered to be a misidentification of lepidus]; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 195 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Mäklin, 1847: 5 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 98 (Mycetoporus; characters; Tiflis; Lenkoran).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 688 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 70 (Mycetoporus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 495 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 462 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 177 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 163 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Pandellé, 1869: 349 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 193 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 567 [= 1876: 49] (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham; I assume Fauvel's use of the name is in the sense of lepidus]; characters; France).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 290 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Horn, 1877: 120 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham; I assume Fauvel's use of the name is in the sense of lepidus]; characters; variation; Lake Superior; Michigan; Florida; California).
— Fauvel, 1878: 132 [= 1878a: 52] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 88 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 62 [= 1886a: 54] (Mycetoporus; cited as brunneus Marsham; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 215 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; cited as brunneus and lepidus cited as synonym of brunneus; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham; I assume Luze's use of the name is in the sense of lepidus]; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region; North America).
— Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham; I assume Fauvel's use of the name is in the sense of lepidus]; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Reitter, 1909: 100 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham; I assume Reitter's use of the name is in the sense of lepidus]; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 334 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham; I assume Johansen's use of the name is in the sense of lepidus]; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: The citation of brunneus Marsham is listed here because Marsham's use was a misidentification; lepidus was cited as a synonym]; catalog).
— Notman, 1919a: 95 (Mycetoporus; Ontario).
— Hellén, 1925: 35, 44 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham; lepidus cited as synonym]; key characters; notes).
— Portevin, 1929: 329 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Cited as brunneus Marsham]; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1480 (Mycetoporus; cited as brunneus with lepidus as a synonym; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 179 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; cited as brunneus Marsham; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 226 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as brunneus Marsham]; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 15 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as brunneus Marsham]; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 9 (Mycetoporus; cited as brunneus Marsham; all Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 736 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as brunneus Marsham]; Poland).
— A. Strand, 1969: 56 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as brunneus Marsham]; characters).
— Bordoni, 1974b: 14 (Mycetoporus; cited as brunneus Marsham; Italy).
— Muona, 1977: 15 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited brunneus Marsham as an available name and a synonym of lepidus but the name was a subsequent citation and is unavailable]).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; cited as brunneus Marsham; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Tóth, 1993: 9 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited as brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of brunneus Paykull]; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Mycetoporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Wittwer, 1993: 251 (Mycetoporus; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Kocian, 1994: 90 (Mycetoporus; aedeagus illustration).
— Schülke, 1995a: 28 (Mycetoporus; Irkutsk).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; brunneus Marsham cited as synonym; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Europe, Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan.
nanus Gravenhorst, 1806: 28 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Heer, 1839: 297 (Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 286 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany; Poland).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 689 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 493 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 463 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 178 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 56 (Mycetoporus; Greece).
— Rye, 1864a: 52 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Britain).
— Pandellé, 1869: 342 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Poland; Spain).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 568 [= 1876: 50] (Mycetoporus; cited as a synonym of brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1878: 131 [= 1878a: 51] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1886: 62 [= 1886a: 54] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
tristis Gravenhorst, 1806: 29 (Tachinus; Type locality: Borussia).
— Erichson, 1839a: 414 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 284 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 462 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Rey, 1883: 88 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
piceus Mäklin, 1847: 5 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Urpala).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 495 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 462 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 568 [= 1876: 50] (Mycetoporus; cited as a synonym of brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 201 (Mycetoporus; characters; Finland).
— Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
— Hellén, 1925: 44 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
humeralis Motschulsky, 1858a: 214 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Styrie).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 462 (Mycetoporus; cited as merdarius; synonym of lepidus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 363 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 568 [= 1876: 50] (Mycetoporus; cited as a synonym of brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
decipiens Penecke, 1898: 251 (Mycetoporus; variety of brunneus; Type locality: Klagenfurt; Praewald in Krain).
— Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 450 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus Marsham).
sibiricus Luze, 1901c: 686 (Mycetoporus; race of brunneus; Type locality: Sibirien).
liliputanus Luze, 1901c: 705 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Russiches Centralasien, Buchara).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 107 (Mycetoporus; characters; Tajikistan).
▴ Distribution: Uzbekistan, Tajikistan.
linderi Scheerpeltz, 1970c: 133 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Schweiz: Kt. St. Gallen, Altenrhein).
▴ Distribution: Switzerland.
longicornis Mäklin, 1847, see: Ischnosoma.
longulus Mannerheim, 1830: 63 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Willnäs).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 477 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 503 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Erichson, 1839a: 413 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 296 (Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 283 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Mäklin, 1847: 4 (Mycetoporus; three unnamed varieties described; Finland).
— Märkel and Kiesenwetter, 1848a: 321 (Mycetoporus; Carpathian Alps).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 688 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 70 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 495 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Motschulsky, 1858d: 66 (Mycetoporus; variety of lepidus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 461 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 177 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 163 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Mycetoporus; Austria).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 42 (Mycetoporus; Russia).
— Rye, 1864a: 50 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Britain).
— Pandellé, 1869: 349 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Spain).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 193 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 567 [= 1876: 49] (Mycetoporus; cited as a synonym of brunneus Marsham which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 290 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 200 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 84 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 217 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; variety of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 688 (Mycetoporus; characters; Mediterranean region; Europe; North America).
— Poppius, 1905: 8 (Mycetoporus; Orkney Islands).
— Reitter, 1909: 100 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 5 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 44 (Mycetoporus; variety of brunneus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 180 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960d: 136 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Portugal).
— Lohse, 1964: 226 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 82 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 15 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 9 (Mycetoporus; Britain; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; Denmark; widespread in central and southern Europe).
— A. Strand, 1969: 56 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Korge, 1971a: 7 (Mycetoporus; Turkey).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 121 (Mycetoporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Tóth, 1993: 9 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Slovakia).
— Kocian, 1994: 90 (Mycetoporus; aedeagus illustration).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 132 (Mycetoporus; collected from cave; Spain).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Turkey.
melanurus Stephens, 1832: 170 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: London; Devonshire; Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 564 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longulus).
heydenii Scriba, 1870: 79 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Escorial et Peña Lara Sierrae Guadarramae).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of brunneus which was a misidentification of lepidus).
— Luze, 1901c: 688 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longulus).
lubricus Wollaston, 1871, see: johnsoni Wollaston, 1860.
lucidulus LeConte, 1863a: 33 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Southern States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]. Also cited from Middle States).
— Horn, 1877: 122 (Mycetoporus; characters; Pennsylvania and Illinois).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lucidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1479 (Mycetoporus; synonym of americanus).
— Campbell, 1991a: 61 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation: southern States; characters; Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Montana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 470 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
lucidus Erichson, 1839, see: rufescens Stephens, 1832.
ludwigi Reitter, 1909, see: Ischnosoma.
macrocephalus Bernhauer, 1917b: 18 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Korfu; Süd-Italien: Aspromonte, San Basilio in Murgien).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Sparacio, 1995: 167 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Italy, Corfu.
maderi Bernhauer, 1943, see: Ischnosoma.
maeklini Bernhauer, 1906d: 178 (Mycetoporus; cited as an emendation; [Note: Although cited as an emendation, this name seems to have been a replacement name for ruficollis Mäklin which was preoccupied by Stephens, 1832. At the time that Bernhauer proposed maeklini, Ischnosoma ruficollis Stephens (described in Bolitobius) was included in Mycetoporus so the replacement stands since it was made prior to 1961 (Article 59.3)]).
— Poppius, 1909: 29 (Mycetoporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 40 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Palm, 1966: 19 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Herman, 2001: 13 (Mycetoporus; spelling correct as maeklini).
▴ Distribution: Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia.
ruficollis Mäklin, 1847: 7 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Urpala).
— Pandellé, 1869: 362 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 198 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Luze, 1901c: 709 (Mycetoporus; characters; Finland; northern Siberia; Russia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; synonym of maeklini).
— Hellén, 1925: 40 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis).
maerkelii Kraatz, 1857d: 457 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Switzerland; Deutschland).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 982 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 347 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Saxe; Pyrenees).
— Hochhuth, 1872: 128 (Mycetoporus; notes; Ukraine).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 565 [= 1876: 47] (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Germany; Austria; Russia).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 196 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 75 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 370 (Mycetoporus; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 708 (Mycetoporus; characters; northern and central Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 101 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 3 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 38 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway, Russia, Europe).
— Portevin, 1929: 328 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 230 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 17 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 23 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Baltics; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Hungary; Romania; Ukraine; Italy; Switzerland; France ?; Belgium; Holland; Austria; Germany).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 14 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (Mycetoporus; note).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
major Luze, 1901, see: Ischnosoma.
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Ischnosoma.
mandschuricus Bernhauer, 1923, see: Ischnosoma.
marginatus Kraatz, 1857, see: punctus Gravenhorst, 1806.
mediterraneus Bernhauer, 1917b: 17 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Morea: Kalavryta).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1482 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 115 (Mycetoporus; notes).
▴ Distribution: Greece.
melanurus Stephens, 1832, see: longulus Mannerheim, 1830.
monilicornis Wollaston, 1864, see: Ischnosoma.
montanus Luze, 1901c: 711 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Steiermark, Koralpe).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 25 (Mycetoporus; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Austria).
▴ Distribution: Austria.
monticola Fowler, 1888: 216 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Cheviot; mountain near Strath-cannich, Inverness-shire).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 105 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 42 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark; southern and central Europe, Caucasus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 183 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 224 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964c: 168 (Mycetoporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 21 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 5 (Mycetoporus; Britain; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; Czechoslovakia; Romania; Bosnia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Corsica; Germany).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 20 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Caucasus.
flavicornis Luze, 1901c: 681 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Lappland, Nuortijärvi, Fl. Lutto, Saariselkä, Ivalojoki, Euare-See; Altai-Gebiete; Karawanken, Stongebirge; Transsil-vanien, Rodnaer Gebirge, Bucsecs; Riesengebirge, Spindelmühle; Niederösterreich, Wechsel).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 105 (Mycetoporus; synonym of monticola).
— Rambousek, 1911: 4 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 42 (Mycetoporus; synonym of monticola).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; synonym of monticola).
— Lohse, 1964: 224 (Mycetoporus; synonym of monticola).
mulsanti Ganglbauer, 1895, see: tenuis Mulsant and Rey, 1853.
myops Eppelsheim, 1880, see: Ischnosoma.
myops Fall, 1910, see: Ischnosoma.
nanus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806.
neomexicanus Campbell, 1991a: 31 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: New Mexico: Cibola Nat. Forest, Sandia Mts., Sandia Crest, 10,000–10,500 ft.).
▴ Distribution: USA.
neotomae Fall, 1910: 100 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Pasadena, California).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1991a: 48 (Mycetoporus; characters; Alberta, British Columbia, California, Oregon, Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
nepalensis Scheerpeltz, 1976, see: Ischnosoma.
nepalicus Coiffait, 1982: 105 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Nepal occidental: Dzunda Khola Tal, près Talphi, region de Jumla, 3000–3500 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
nidicola Campbell, 1991a: 24 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Alberta: Waterton Lakes Nat. Park, Bosporus Peninsula, 4200 ft., from Neotoma nest).
▴ Distribution: Canada.
niger Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 494 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Nantua).
— Pandellé, 1869: 346 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; synonym of fairmairei).
— Fauvel, 1875: 570 [= 1876: 52] (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Switzerland; Italy).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 198 (Mycetoporus; characters; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 97 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 372 (Mycetoporus; characters; Finland; Germany; Austria; Switzerland; France; Italy).
— Luze, 1901c: 704 (Mycetoporus; characters; Mediterranean region; Europe; northern Siberia; Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 102 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 7 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— J. Sahlberg, 1919: 262 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483, cited angularis Sahlberg as a synonym of niger; Sahlberg did not describe the species as new; it was simply included in a list]).
— Hellén, 1925: 37, 40 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway; Europe, Mediterranean region, Caucasus, Siberia).
— Portevin, 1929: 330 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 20 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 20 (Mycetoporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Belgium; France; Switzerland; Italy; Bosnia Hercegovina; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Romania; Hungary; Poland; Austria; Germany).
— M. Hansen and Mahler, 1985: 7 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 18 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Caucasus.
fairmairei Pandellé, 1869: 346 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; replacement name for niger [Note: Unnecessary replacement name]).
— Fauvel, 1875: 570 [= 1876: 52] (Mycetoporus; synonym of niger).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 199 (Mycetoporus; synonym of niger).
— Rey, 1883: 97 (Mycetoporus; synonym of niger).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 372 (Mycetoporus; synonym of niger).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; synonym of niger).
nigrans Mäklin, 1853: 187 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: 12 mi. N mi. 78, Denali Hwy, Windy cr, Alaska; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1991a]. Originally cited from peninsula Kenai).
— Horn, 1877: 123 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Fall, 1926: 151 (Mycetoporus; Alaska).
— Campbell, 1991a: 16 (Mycetoporus; neotype designation: 12 mi. N mi. 78, Denali Hwy, Windy cr, Alaska; characters; Alberta, British Columbia, Labrador, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, Montana, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 469 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
— Schülke, 1998i: 141 (Mycetoporus; note).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
nigricollis Stephens, 1835: 434 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: near London, at South Lambeth; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke and Kocian, 2000]).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 70 (Mycetoporus; synonym of longulus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 565 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Tottenham, 1949: 424 (Mycetoporus; valid species; Britain).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; valid species; Britain).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; valid name).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing, 1994a: 13, 24 (Mycetoporus; notes; wing length; xerothermous sites; Germany).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; a species complex; Italy).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 87 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation; notes; characters; Algeria; Germany; France; Greece; Britain; Italy; Poland; Switzerland; Spain; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Germany, France, Greece, Britain, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, Spain, Canary Islands, Russia, Caucasus.
splendens Marsham, 1802: 524 (Staphylinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Britain; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke and Kocian, 2000]).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 168 (Ischnosoma; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1839a: 411 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839b: 282 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Mäklin, 1847: 4 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Märkel and Kiesenwetter, 1848a: 321 (Mycetoporus; Carpathian Alps).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 688 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 493 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: pl. 11, fig. 52 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455, cited splendidus Jacquelin du Val as a synonym of splendens; Jacquelin du Val did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; illustration).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 460 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 178 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 56 (Mycetoporus; notes).
— Thomson, 1861: 161 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Mycetoporus; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 344 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 290 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 197 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878: 132 [= 1878a: 52] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 72 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 62 [= 1886a: 54] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 214 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 372 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Luze, 1901c: 706 (Mycetoporus; characters; Mediterranean Region; Europe; Caucasian Region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 105 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Montandon, 1908: 80 (Mycetoporus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 101 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 8 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Johansen, 1914: 337 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 41 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway; Europe, Mediterranean region, Caucasus).
— Portevin, 1929: 329 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1949: 424 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nigricollis).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 176 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961e: 137 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Rhodes).
— Lohse, 1964: 226 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 18 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 736 (Mycetoporus; Poland).
— Horion, 1967: 22 (Mycetoporus; Caucasus; Algeria; Morocco; widespread in southern and central Europe; Denmark; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Britain; Ireland).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (Mycetoporus; collecting notes; Russia).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 275 (Mycetoporus; Morocco).
— Poggi, 1976: 618 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nigricollis).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1988: 13 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Cited with Mannerheim as author]; Germany).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nigricollis).
— Tóth, 1993: 17 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nigricollis).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nigricollis).
— Marchal and Chardonnet, 2000: 72 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 87 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation; notes; synonym of nigricollis).
australis Rey, 1883: 74 (Mycetoporus; name for Fauvel's 1875 misidentification of splendens; Type locality: Provence; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke and Kocian, 2000]).
— Fauvel, 1875: 572 [= 1876: 54] (Mycetoporus; cited as splendens; [Note: Misidentification according to Rey, 1883]; characters; France; Cyprus; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 214 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 372 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Luze, 1901c: 706 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455 (Mycetoporus; synonym of splendens).
— Schülke and Kocian, 2000: 88 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation; synonym of nigricollis).
nobilis Luze, 1901, see: ignidorsus Eppelsheim, 1880.
norvegicus Bernhauer, 1903, see: inaris Luze, 1901.
obscuripennis Wollaston, 1865, see: Ischnosoma.
occidentalis Roubal, 1913, see: solidicornis Wollaston, 1864.
oreophilus Bernhauer, 1900: 45 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Rodnaergebirge in Siebenbürgen).
— Luze, 1901c: 677 (Mycetoporus; characters; Siebenbürgen).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Tóth, 1993: 19 (Mycetoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Romania.
pachyraphis Pandellé, 1869, see: aequalis Thomson, 1868.
pacificus Campbell, 1991a: 46 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Washington: Pierce County: Nisqually River Delta. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Arizona, California, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
pallescens Scheerpeltz, 1933, see: rufescens Stephens, 1832.
pallidulus Mannerheim, 1830, see: Ischnosoma.
paris Tottenham, 1956: 318 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Schinomosa; Type locality: Ruanda: terr. Kisenyi, Kayove, 2000 m).
▴ Distribution: Rwanda.
pectinatus Tottenham, 1953b: 499 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ruwenzori: above Lake Bujuka, 12,750 ft.).
perlaetus Rey, 1883, see: nigricollis Stephens, 1835.
perniger Cameron, 1926: 173 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Simla Hills; Matiana, 7900 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 332 (Mycetoporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
phaedrus Kolenati, 1846, see: baudueri Mulsant and Rey, 1875.
piceolus Rey, 1883: 94 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 375 (Mycetoporus; variety of baudueri).
— Luze, 1901c: 679 (Mycetoporus; characters; central and southern Europe).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 449 (Mycetoporus; synonym of baudueri).
— Hellén, 1925: 45 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Ischnosoma; synonym of splendidus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 224 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Fagel, 1965: 35 (Mycetoporus; valid species; characters).
— Horion, 1967: 8 (Mycetoporus; Slovakia; Romania; Bosnia; Montenegro; Dalmatia; Greece; Italy; Sicily; Sardinia; Corsica; Spain; France; Holland; Britain; Germany; Austria).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Benelux).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Tóth, 1993: 21 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; systematic status doubtful; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
piceus Mäklin, 1847, see: lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806.
picipennis Eppelsheim, 1881: 505 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Meskisches Gebirge).
— Luze, 1901c: 698 (Mycetoporus; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1978d: 165 (Mycetoporus; Turkey).
▴ Distribution: Caucasus, Turkey.
pictus Horn, 1877, see: Ischnosoma.
plagiellus Reitter, 1909, see: punctus Gravenhorst, 1806.
pluripunctus Luze, 1901c: 717 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ostsibirien, Baikal-See).
pollinensis Scheerpeltz, 1956: 16 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Massiv des Mte. Pollino, im Gebiet des Colle Gaudolino).
poppiusi Scheerpeltz, 1925a: 395 (Mycetoporus; replacement name for sibiricus Poppius).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 77 (Mycetoporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
sibiricus Poppius, 1904: 1 (Mycetoporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Lena-Thal in Ost-Sibirien: Aldan-Mündung).
— Poppius, 1909: 29 (Mycetoporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; synonym of poppiusi).
poricollis Pandellé, 1869, see: punctipennis Scriba, 1868.
portosanctanus Palm, 1980: 395 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Madeira: Porto Santo: Pico Ana Ferreira).
▴ Distribution: Madeira.
praetextus Fagel, 1965: 38 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Liban: Kartaba, vallée du Nahr Ibrahim, col de la route de Djebail, 1300 m).
▴ Distribution: Lebanon.
priamus Tottenham, 1956: 318 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Schinomosa; Type locality: Ruanda: Tshuruyaga, forêt du Rugege, 2400 m).
▴ Distribution: Rwanda.
pronus Erichson, 1839, see: clavicornis Stephens, 1832.
pseudolongicornis Palm, 1980, see: Ischnosoma.
punctatissimus Hatch, 1957, see: Bryophacis.
punctatostriatus Paykull, 1800: 417 (Staphylinus; [Note: Nomen dubium; one reviewer stated that he thought this name was a synonym of another (more recent) name but I have found no reference for that synonymy]; Type locality: Suecia).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 147 (Tachinus; synonym of striatus Olivier).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 248 (Tachyporus; synonym of lepidus Gravenhorst).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 169 (Ischnosoma; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 381 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 70 (Mycetoporus; variety of lepidus; [Note: Hardy cited Stephens as author of the name; Stephens cited Paykull]).
▴ Distribution: Sweden, Britain.
punctatus Fauvel, 1875, see: punctus Gravenhorst, 1806.
puncticollis Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916, see: baudueri Mulsant and Rey, 1875.
punctipennis Scriba, 1868: 155 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Serbien).
— Fauvel, 1875: 566 [= 1876: 48] (Mycetoporus; characters; Italy; Styria).
— Ragusa, 1892: 167 (Mycetoporus; Sicily).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria; Steiermark; Siebenbürg Serbia; Turkey; Caucasus; North America).
— Luze, 1901c: 691 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria; Croatia; Carniola; Siebenbürgen; Hungary; Italy; Turkey).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 225 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 12 (Mycetoporus; Turkey; Bosnia; Serbia; Croatia; Slovenia; Romania; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Italy; Switzerland; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Wittwer, 1993: 252 (Mycetoporus; Switzerland).
— Tóth, 1993: 10 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia). — Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Caucasus, Turkey.
poricollis Pandellé, 1869: 350 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Toscane; Styrie).
— Fauvel, 1875: 566 [= 1876: 48] (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 371 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
— Luze, 1901c: 691 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
ganglbaueri Luze, 1901c: 692 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Südtirol, Vallarsa, Piano della [Fugazza]).
— Bernhauer, 1902d: 698 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctipennis).
punctiventris Thomson, 1861, see: bimaculatus Lacordaire, 1835.
punctulatus Hatch, 1957, see: Bryophacis.
punctus Gravenhorst, 1806: 27 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 250 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Bolitobius; catalog; Britain).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 63 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Lapland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 477 (Mycetoporus; Finland; Lapland).
— Stephens, 1832: 171 (Ischnosoma; characters; England).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 412 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 297 (Mycetoporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 283 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— Mäklin, 1847: 4 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 687 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 494 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 459 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 177 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 47 (type species of Mycetoporus).
— Thomson, 1861: 161 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 42 (Mycetoporus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 98 (Mycetoporus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 292 [= 1865b: 42] (Mycetoporus; habitat; France).
— Pandellé, 1869: 348 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 193 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 290 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 197 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 81 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 215 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 370 (Mycetoporus; characters; north and middle Europe; Caucasus; North America).
— Luze, 1901c: 715 (Mycetoporus; characters; northern and central Europe; Caucasus; North America).
— Reitter, 1909: 100 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 6 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Johansen, 1914: 333 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 36, 38 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark; Caucasus, Europe).
— Portevin, 1929: 329 (Mycetoporus; cited as punctatus Gyllenhal; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 175 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 230 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 17 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 28 (Mycetoporus; Scotland; northern Russia; Lapland; all central Europe; Pyrenees; Corsica; Italy; Bosnia Hercegovina).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 176 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Tóth, 1993: 11 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Kyrgyzstan.
semirufus Heer, 1839: 295 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Basel).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 177 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 361 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 193 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 197 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 370 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus).
— Luze, 1901c: 715 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; aberration of punctus).
— Tóth, 1993: 12 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus; characters).
bicolor Mäklin, 1847: 10 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ekenäs).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 492 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 565 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 362 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 290 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 197 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 370 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus).
— Luze, 1901c: 715 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus).
— Hellén, 1925: 38 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; aberration of punctus).
— Tóth, 1993: 12 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus; characters).
marginatus Kraatz, 1857d: 457 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Leipzig).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 981 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Pandellé, 1869: 348 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Saxe).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 370 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Luze, 1901c: 715 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; aberration of punctus).
— Tóth, 1993: 12 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus; characters).
punctatus Fauvel, 1875: 566 [= 1876: 48] (Mycetoporus; emendation of punctus. Also cited from France, Scandinavia, Britain, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, and Russia).
— Rey, 1883: 83 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 370 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Luze, 1901c: 715 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 453 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; synonym of punctus).
plagiellus Reitter, 1909: 100 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus; Type locality: Kaukasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus).
— Scholz, 1928: 307 (Mycetoporus; aberration of punctus; characters; Bulgaria).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; aberration of punctus).
— Tóth, 1993: 12 (Mycetoporus; aberration of punctus; characters).
diabolicus Bernhauer, 1928b: 13 (Mycetoporus; variety of punctus; Type locality: Alai Mts.: Fergana).
pustulatus Bernhauer, 1917b: 17 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Mts. Karateghin: Sary-pul, 1482 m; Ost-Buchara: Tschitschatan, Nusswald).
quadriguttatus Champion, 1923: 47 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Haldwani District, Kumaon).
— Cameron, 1932: 330 (Mycetoporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
quadrillum Fauvel, 1891a: 61 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Hautes-Pyrénées, Pic du Midi).
— Luze, 1901c: 679 (Mycetoporus; characters; Pyrenees).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: France.
reichei Pandellé, 1869, see: solidicornis Wollaston, 1864.
reitteri Eppelsheim, 1892, see: clavicornis Stephens, 1832.
revelierei Rey, 1883: 95 (Mycetoporus; cited as revelieri [Note: Incorrect original spelling; the name is patronym based on E. Revelière] Type locality: Corse).
— Luze, 1901c: 682 (Mycetoporus; cited as revelieri; characters; Sardinia; Corsica).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; cited as revelieri; synonym of nanus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; cited as revelieri; cited as a valid species; catalog).
— Bordoni, 1982a: 141 (Mycetoporus; cited as revelieri; cave collection; Sardinia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Sardinia, Corsica.
reyi Pandellé, 1869, see: angularis Mulsant and Rey, 1853.
riedeli Schülke, 1990a: 237 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: North India: Uttar Pradesh, Mussorie, Dhanolti, 2250 m).
▴ Distribution: India.
rondaensis Fagel, 1958c: 234 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Espagne: Andalousie: Ronda, puente de la Ventilla, route de Malaga).
▴ Distribution: Spain.
rosti Bernhauer, 1923a: 127 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Japan: Jesso, Kushiro).
rubricus Eppelsheim, 1892: 329 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Taschkent, Margelan).
— Luze, 1901c: 696 (Mycetoporus; characters; Turkestan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Uzbekistan.
rufescens Stephens, 1832: 170 (Ischnosoma; Type locality: Norfolk; Suffolk; London).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Mycetoporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 22 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 564 (Mycetoporus; synonym of lepidus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 564 [= 1876: 46] (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Britain; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Corsica).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 369 (Mycetoporus; characters; north and middle Europe; Italy; Corsica; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1901c: 713 (Mycetoporus; characters; northern and central Europe; Italy; Corsica; Caucasus).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 105 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 100 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 8 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Johansen, 1914: 335 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Fiori, 1915: 17 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 35, 37 (Mycetoporus; key characters; notes; Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark; Europe, Algeria, Caucasus).
— Portevin, 1929: 328 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Jacobs, 1931: 146 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 174 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 16 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 25 (Mycetoporus; Britain; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Denmark; widespread in central Europe from Holland, Belgium, and France to eastern central Europe; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Poland; Hungary; Romania; Spain; Sardinia; Sicily; Italy; Bosnia).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Mycetoporus; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 59 (Mycetoporus; Spain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 12 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Sparacio, 1995: 167 (Mycetoporus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Luff, 1996: 30 (Mycetoporus; collecting notes; Isle of Man).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 20 (Mycetoporus; Netherlands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Mycetoporus; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Europe, Caucasus.
lucidus Erichson, 1839a: 415 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Mark Brandenburg).
— Erichson, 1839b: 286 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 689 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 494 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 459 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 178 (Bolitobius, cited as Boletobius; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 162 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 292 [= 1865b: 42] (Mycetoporus; habitat; France).
— Pandellé, 1869: 347 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; Pyrenees; Sweden).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 194 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 564 [= 1876: 46] (Mycetoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 291 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1883: 79 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 214 (Mycetoporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 369 (Mycetoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Luze, 1901c: 713 (Mycetoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Hellén, 1925: 37 (Mycetoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; synonym of rufescens).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Mycetoporus; synonym of rufescens).
haliciensis L/ omnicki, 1874:(14) (Mycetoporus; variety of lucidus; Type locality: W Gadz. ynie na Czarnohora).
pallescens Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1484 (Mycetoporus; variety of rufescens; [Note: This variety was described by Fiori as an aberration but Scheerpeltz made the name available when he cited it as a variety]; Type locality: Ficuzza).
— Fiori, 1915: 17 (Mycetoporus; aberration of rufescens; [Note: This is the original citation for pallescens but the name was unavailable (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; characters; Ficuzza).
ruffoi Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 148 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Melia in Aspromonte).
ruficollis Mäklin, 1847, see: maeklini Bernhauer, 1906.
ruficornis Kraatz, 1857, see: bimaculatus Lacordaire, 1835.
rufohumeralis Campbell, 1991a: 43 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Nova Scotia: Cape Breton Highlands Nat. Pk., Lone Shieling. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Michigan, Montana, Utah, Wisconsin).
rufus Wollaston, 1864, see: glaber Sperk, 1835.
rugosus Hatch, 1957: 131 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: British Columbia: Terrace. Also cited from Washington and Oregon).
— Campbell, 1991a: 20 (Mycetoporus; characters; Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Utah, Washington).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 469 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
santicensis Schatzmayr, 1908: 445 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Dobratsch).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 224 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; cited as sancticensis; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 5 (Mycetoporus; Austria; Italy).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Austria).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 175 (Mycetoporus; note).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1996: 76 (Mycetoporus; characters in comparison; Switzerland).
▴ Distribution: Austria, Italy, Switzerland.
schawalleri Coiffait, 1982: 107 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Inde: Cachemire, Tangmarg, Pir Panjal Gebirge, 2600 m).
▴ Distribution: India.
scutellaris Rey, 1883, see: forticornis Fauvel, 1875.
segregatus Campbell, 1991a: 53 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Arizona: Santa Rita Mts., Mt. Wrightson, 9000–9453 ft. Also cited from Durango, Jalisco, Oaxaca, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, USA.
semirufus Heer, 1839, see: punctus Gravenhorst, 1806.
sibiricus Luze, 1901, see: lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806.
sibiricus Poppius, 1904, see: poppiusi Scheerpeltz, 1925.
silvaticus Khnzoryan, 1962: 110 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: ArmSSR: Tsakhadzor).
▴ Distribution: Armenia.
similis Tikhomirova, 1973, see: Ischnosoma.
simillimus Fagel, 1965: 37 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Liban: Kartaba, vallée du Nahr Ibrahim, col de la route de Djebail, 1300 m).
▴ Distribution: Lebanon.
smetanai Campbell, 1991a: 33 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Alaska: Kenai Mts., creek above Tern Lake Campground, 800–900 ft. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec, Yukon Territories, Alaska, New Hampshire, New York).
solidicornis Wollaston, 1864: 559 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Grand Canary: El Monte).
— Erichson, 1839b: 286 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454, cited pronus varieties 1 and 2 as synonyms of solidicornis Wollaston; there are no available names]; characters; Finland).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 465 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 455, cited “pronus variety b” as a synonym of solidicornis; the variety is a unavailable name]; characters).
— Wollaston, 1865: 484 (Mycetoporus; Canary Islands).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; Canaries).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 105 (Mycetoporus; Corsica).
— Rambousek, 1911: 7 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 17 (Mycetoporus; variable species; distribution for nominate form not stated).
— Palm, 1975: 245 (Mycetoporus; characters; Canary Islands).
— Tóth, 1993: 16 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; systematic status doubtful; Italy).
— Assing, 1999a: 346 (Mycetoporus; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 437 (Mycetoporus; Canary Islands).
— Assing, 2000b: 117 (Mycetoporus; collecting notes; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Europe, Caucasus, Turkey, Syria.
reichei Pandellé, 1869: 344 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; Type locality: Bonn; Pyrénées, Algérie).
— Fauvel, 1875: 571 [= 1876: 53] (Mycetoporus; characters; France; Lapland; Germany; Italy; Sicily; Greece; Malta; Cyprus; Syria; Algeria; Spain).
— Fauvel, 1878: 132 [= 1878a: 52] (Mycetoporus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1883: 102 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 62 [= 1886a: 54] (Mycetoporus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 373 (Mycetoporus; characters; western middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901c: 700 (Mycetoporus; characters; Mediterranean region; central Europe; Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 101 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; variety of solidicornis).
— Portevin, 1929: 329 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; variety of solidicornis).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 17 (Mycetoporus; form of solidicornis; Canaries; Tunisia; Libya; Portugal; Corsica; Italy; Dalmatia; Corfu; Bosnia Hercegovina; Greece; France; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 275 (Mycetoporus; Morocco).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; checklist; Germany; Austria; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 16 (Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; Czech Republic).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; cited as species; Italy).
calidus Rey, 1883: 104 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Saint-Raphael).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 454 (Mycetoporus; variety of solidicornis).
— Focarile, 1964: 57 (Mycetoporus; variety of solidicornis; Italy).
subpronus Reitter, 1909: 102 (Mycetoporus; variety of reichei; Type locality: Kleinasien; Paskau; Schlesien).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; variety of solidicornis).
— Lohse, 1964: 228 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 18 (Mycetoporus; form of solidicornis; Czech Republic; Poland; Turkey; Germany; Austria; Romania).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 16 (Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; subspecies of solidicornis; Czech Republic).
occidentalis Roubal, 1913c: 512 (Mycetoporus; variety of liliputanus; Type locality: Dalmatien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 451 (Mycetoporus; variety of liliputanus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; synonym of solidicornis).
spelaeus Scriba, 1870, see: Ischnosoma.
spinosus Last, 1984: 136 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Daullo Pass, Eastern Highlands).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
splendens Marsham, 1802, see: nigricollis Stephens, 1835.
subjectus Rey, 1883, see: forticornis Fauvel, 1875.
subpronus Reitter, 1909, see: solidicornis Wollaston, 1864.
subruber Heer, 1841, see: Ischnosoma.
sutteri Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 235, 326 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Sumba: Laluku).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
swaneticus Luze, 1901c: 692 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Caucasus, Swanetien).
tenuis Mulsant and Rey, 1853: 54 [= 1853a: 67] (Mycetoporus; [Note: This name was replaced by Ganglbauer, 1895: 375, as being a junior homonym of tenuis Stephens. Stephens did not describe tenuis he attributed it to Fabricius; tenuis Fabricius is now in Rabigus and Stephens' misidentification of tenuis is found under Ischnosoma splendidus; Campbell, 1991a: 28, treated tenuis Stephens as an available name]; Type locality: Mont-Dore).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 492 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 464 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 982 (Mycetoporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 163 (Mycetoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Sharp, 1867: 450 (Mycetoporus; Britain).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Mycetporus; synonym of debilis).
— Pandellé, 1869: 342 (Bolitobius; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 195 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 291 (Mycetoporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 200 (Mycetoporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 96 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 120 (Mycetoporus; synonym of nanus).
— Johansen, 1914: 336 (Mycetoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; synonym of mulsanti).
— Hellén, 1925: 42 (Mycetoporus; synonym of monticola).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Mycetoporus; synonym of aequalis [Note: M. tenuis was replaced by M. mulsanti so the two names must remain together; Boháč cited M. mulsanti as a valid species on page 51]).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Mycetoporus; name not a junior homonym; valid name for species).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Libya, Europe, Caucasus.
mulsanti Ganglbauer, 1895: 375 (Mycetoporus; replacement name for tenuis Mulsant and Rey; [Note: Unnecessary replacement name]).
— Luze, 1901c: 680 (Mycetoporus; characters; Europe; Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 101 (Mycetoporus; characters; Germany).
— Rambousek, 1911: 4 (Mycetoporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 452 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Hellén, 1925: 42 (Mycetoporus; synonym of monticola).
— Portevin, 1929: 328 (Mycetoporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1483 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— C. Koch, 1936a: 76 (Mycetoporus; Libya).
— C. Koch, 1941: 68 (Mycetoporus; Morocco).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 182 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters).
— Palm, 1966: 22 (Mycetoporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Lohse, 1964: 224 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 81 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Smetana, 1966: 333 (Mycetoporus; notes; Czechoslovakia).
— Horion, 1967: 3 (Mycetoporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Romania; Greece; Montenegro; Italy; Spain; France; Holland; Austria; Germany).
— Szujecki, 1969a: 258 (Mycetoporus; notes; Poland).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 59 (Mycetoporus; Spain).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; Benelux; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 19 (Mycetoporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 34 (Mycetoporus; Italy).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Mycetoporus; synonym of tenuis).
tenuis Horn, 1877, see: horni Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
testaceus Kraatz, 1859, see: Ischnosoma.
theseus Tottenham, 1956: 316 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Schinomosa; Type locality: Urundi: terr. Bururi, Nyamurembe, 900 m).
▴ Distribution: Burundi.
thoracicus Eppelsheim, 1880, see: Ischnosoma.
travei Coiffait, 1982: 106 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Nepal: environs de Pokhara, 2160 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
triangulatus Campbell, 1991a: 26 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Ontario: Ottawa, Shirleys Bay; also specimens from New Bruswick, Ontario, Quebec, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Wisconsin).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Mycetoporus; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 469 (Mycetoporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
tristis Gravenhorst, 1806, see: lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806.
virginicus Bernhauer, 1917, see: Ischnosoma.
wingelmuelleri Luze, 1901c: 708 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Steiermark, Koralpe; Trans-sylvanien, Negoi).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1485 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 229 (Mycetoporus; subgenus Mycetoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 25 (Mycetoporus; Austria; Romania).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Mycetoporus; checklist; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 13 (Mycetoporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
winkleri Bernhauer, 1915, see: Ischnosoma.
wollastoni Fauvel, 1897d: 314 (Mycetoporus; proposed for misidentification of pronus by Wollaston, 1854: 573 and 1865: 483]; Type locality: Madère; [Note: See lectotype designation by Palm, 1980]).
— Wollaston, 1854: 573 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456, cited pronus Wollaston as a synonym of wollastoni; Wollaston did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Erichson]; characters; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Wollaston, 1865: 483 (Mycetoporus; [Note: Misidentified as pronus according to Fauvel, 1897d]; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 121 (Mycetoporus; Madeira).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 456 (Mycetoporus; catalog).
— Palm, 1980: 397 (Mycetoporus; lectotype designation [Note: A specimen, without locality label, but identified as pronus by Wollaston, was designated as the lectotype of wollastoni but stated as being the lectotype of pronus Wollaston which was a misidentification]; characters; Madeira).
▴ Distribution: Madeira.
zeithammeri Bernhauer, 1902d: 697 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Gipfel des Trebevic bei Sarajevo).
Neobolitobius
[1 species; Nearctic Region]
Neobolitobius Campbell, 1993a: 35 (species included: varians). Type Species: Lordithon varians Hatch, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
varians Hatch, 1957: 128 (Lordithon; Type locality: Oregon: McMinnville. Also cited from British Columbia and Washington).
Parabolitobius
[2 species; Palaearctic Region]
Parabolitobius Li, Zhao, and Sakai, 2000: 11 (species included: prolongatus, yezoensis). Type Species: Megacronus prolongatus Sharp, fixed by by original designation.
prolongatus Sharp, 1888: 460 (Megacronus; Type locality: Nara; Chiuzenji).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 464 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1492 (Bryocharis; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Bolitobius; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Bolitobius; China).
— Watanabe, 1996a: 15 (Bolitobius, cited as Bolithobius; cave collection; Japan).
— Li, Zhao, and Sakai, 2000: 13 (Parabolitobius; type species of genus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
yezoensis Li, Zhao, and Sakai, 2000: 14 (Parabolitobius; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido, Rebun Island, Mt. Rebun).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
Tribe Symmixini
Symmixini Bernhauer, 1915b: 56 (genus included: Symmixus). Type Genus: Symmixus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
Symmixus
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Symmixus Bernhauer, 1915b: 56 (species included: sikkimensis). Type Species: Symmixus sikkimensis Bernhauer, fixed by monotypy.
sikkimensis Bernhauer, 1915b: 57 (Symmixus; Type locality: Ost-Himalaya: Sikkim).
Tribe Tachyporini
Tachyporini W. S. MacLeay, 1825.
— Thomson, 1858: 36 (characters; key to genera).
— Eichelbaum, 1909: 196 (list of genera with references; generic synonyms; number of genera; number of species in each genus; general distribution of genera).
— Erichson, 1839b: 213 (characters).
— Jakobson, 1908: 447 (characters).
— Luze, 1902c: 193 (key to genera).
— Reitter, 1909: 91 (characters; key to genera).
— Blatchley, 1910: 443 (characters; key to Indiana genera).
— Johansen, 1914: 291 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (world catalog).
— Porta, 1926: 124 (characters; species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 317 (characters; key to French genera).
— Joy, 1932: 87 (key to British genera).
— Cameron, 1932: 351 (characters; key to genera of British India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (world catalog supplement).
— Scheerpeltz, 1940: 54 (key to Palaearctic genera).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 33 (cave species).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 195 (characters; key to Danish genera).
— Hatch, 1957: 109 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest).
— Arnett, 1963: 282 (characters; list of North American genera).
— Lohse, 1964: 222, 234 (characters; key to central European species).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 630 (larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 34 (characters; key to genera and species of Sweden).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 94 (larval characters).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 411 (Chilean species).
— Kasule, 1968: 124, 128 (larval characters; larval key to genera).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 103 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 402 (characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 263 (characters; tabular key to genera of North America north of Mexico).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 183 (catalog; Poland).
— Smetana, 1983: 274 (tribe of Tachyporinae; characters).
— Campbell, 1994: 140 (key to Central and South American genera).
— Klimaszewski, Newton, and Thayer, 1996: 148 (list of New Zealand genera; number of New Zealand species).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 297, 356 (key to Nearctic genera; characters; notes).
Tachinidae Fleming, 1821: 49 (genera included: Tachinus, Tachyporus). Type Genus: Tachinus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
— Newton, Thayer, and Sabrosky, 1992 (application to Commission to emend family group name to Tachinusidae which would be suppressed in favor of family group names based on Tachyporus).
— ICZN, 1993b (name changed to Tachinusidae using Tachinus as the root).
Tachininae:
Tachinusidae Fleming, 1821: 49 (emendation).
— ICZN, 1993b (replacement name for Tachinidae Fleming with Tachinus as root; family group names based on Tachinus are not to be given priority over those based on Tachyporus).
Tachinida:
Tachyporiniformes Nordmann, 1837: 6 (genera included: Trichopygus;). Type Genus: Tachyporus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 66).
Tachinina:
Tachyporitae:
Tachyporina:
— Jakobson, 1908: 447 (characters).
— Olliff, 1886: 887 (characters).
— Johansen, 1914: 298 (characters; key to Danish genera).
— Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 117 (key to genera of Iberian Peninsula).
Tachinides Mannerheim, 1830: 11 (genera included: Hypocyphtus, Tachyporus, Tachinus, Mycetoporus, Bolitobius). Type Genus: Tachinus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
Conosomini Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 335 (characters) (genera included: Conosoma).
Type Genus: Conosoma Kraatz, fixed by monotypy (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 402, 406 (characters).
— Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 116 (key to genera of Iberian Peninsula).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67 (synonym of Tachyporini).
Tachinini Coiffait, 1955: 48 (genera included: no genus is cited; [Note: This seems to be a subsequent use and altered spelling of the name originated by Mannerheim]). Type Genus: Tachinus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
— Jakobson, 1909: 520 (key to genera; list of species of Russia and western Europe).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 402, 413 (characters; Chilean species).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67 (synonym of Tachyporini).
Tachiina Outerelo and Gamarra, 1985: 116 (misspelling of Tachinina). Type Genus: Tachinus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
Agathidioporus
[1 species; Oriental Region]
Agathidioporus Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236, 329 (species included: sutteri). Type Species: Agathidioporus sutteri Scheerpeltz, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
sutteri Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236, 332 (Agathidioporus; Type locality: Sumba: Kodi).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
Austrotachinus
[1 species; Australian Region]
Austrotachinus Steel, 1956: 13 (species included: fuscipes). Type Species: Austrotachinus fuscipes Steel, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
fuscipes Steel, 1956: 14 (Austrotachinus; Type locality: Australia: New South Wales: Richmond River).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
Cilea
[20 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Madagascan, and Oriental Regions]
Cilea Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 25 (species included: silphoides and pictus with doubt). Type Species: Staphylinus silphoides Linné, fixed by virtual monotypy.
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (characters; type species: silphoides).
— Schaum, 1859: 24 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Thomson, 1861: 153 (characters).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 25 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 63 (catalog; European species).
— Pandellé, 1869: 277 (characters; key to species).
— Sharp, 1871d: 10 (list of British species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 184 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 591 [= 1876: 73] (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVII [= 1876: 226] (catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 105 (characters; notes).
— Rey, 1882: 249 (characters).
— Sharp, 1883: 308 (characters; notes; Mexican and Central American species).
— Olliff, 1886: 900 (characters).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 335 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Cameron, 1932: 423 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (synonym of Leucoparyphus; type species: silphoides).
— Tottenham, 1949: 381, 425 (type species: silphoides Linné; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 101 (type species: silphoides; notes).
— Hatch, 1957: 110, 124 (characters; species of Pacific Northwest).
— Székessy, 1963: 71 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 247 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Shibata, 1973c: 69 (checklist of species of Taiwan).
— Campbell 1975: 199 (characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 278 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (list of British species).
— Welch, 1978: 61 (larval ecology; feeding).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 264 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Shibata, 1985a: 68 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 183 (valid name of genus).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (ovariole structure and development).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (1 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
Leucoparyphus Kraatz, 1857d: 393 (species included: silphoides). Type Species: Staphylinus silphoides Linné, fixed by monotypy.
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 981 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (catalog of British species).
— Schaum, 1859: 24 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 153 (synonym of Cilea).
— LeConte, 1863: 22 (list of North American species).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 277 (synonym of Cilea).
— Fauvel, 1875: 591 [= 1876: 73] (synonym of Cilea).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 96 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 39 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 335 (characters).
— Luze, 1902c: 190, 194 (characters).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 184 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 85 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 302 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (world catalog; 6 species).
— Leng, 1920: 111 (catalog of North American species).
— Cameron, 1921a: 355, 406 (characters; key to Singapore species; catalog).
— Winkler, 1925: 403 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Cameron, 1925: 81 (catalog of Indian species).
— Porta, 1926: 129 (characters; species of Italy).
— Roubal, 1930: 413 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 423 (characters).
— Joy, 1932: 90 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 375 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (characters; type species: silphoides).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 151 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 169 (list of British species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 381 (synonym of Cilea; type species: silphoides Linné).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 220 (type species: silphoides).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 227 (characters; Danish species).
— Kocher, 1958: 168 (checklist of species; Morocco).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 12 (list of Portuguese species).
— Lohse, 1964: 247 (characters; key to central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 68 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Kasule, 1968: 128, 132 (larval characters; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 110 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Bordoni, 1973j: 718 (list of species from islands near Sicily).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 151 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Campbell 1975: 199 (synonym of Cilea).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (synonym of Cilea).
— Topp, 1978: 313 (larval characters).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 212 (catalog; Poland).
— Angelini, 1991: 191 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 55 (characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (cited as valid name; in list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
Astictus Thomson, 1858: 36 (species included: silphoides). Type Species: Staphylinus silphoides Linné, fixed by monotypy.
— Thomson, 1861: 153 (synonym of Cilea).
— Fauvel, 1875: 591 [= 1876: 73] (synonym of Cilea).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 335 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Cameron, 1932: 423 (synonym of Leucoparyphus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (synonym of Leucoparyphus; type species: silphoides).
— Tottenham, 1949: 381 (synonym of Cilea; type species: silphoides Linné).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 65 (type species: silphoides).
— Campbell 1975: 199 (synonym of Cilea).
alutacea Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
amabilis Lea, 1899, see: Tachyporus.
angusta Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
antennaria Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
apicicornis Fauvel, 1907: 50 (Cilea; Type locality: Nairobi [Wa Kikuyu et Masai]).
aspera Fauvel, 1879, see: Coproporus.
basicornis Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
cinctipennis Fauvel, 1889, see: Coproporus.
clavicornis Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
crassicornis Cameron, 1956, see: Coprotachinus.
cuprinicollis Fauvel, 1895, see: Coproporus.
curticornis Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
densatus Fauvel, 1889, see: Coproporus.
dimidiata Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
discipennis Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
diversicornis Eppelsheim, 1895, see: Coprotachinus.
exilis Boheman, 1848: 271 (Tachinus; Type locality: Caffraria orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1974: 198 (Leucoparyphus; South Africa; South West Africa).
▴ Distribution: South Africa, Namibia.
exul Fauvel, 1889, see: Coproporus.
fenestrata Sharp, 1883, see: Cileoporus.
fima Last, 1952: 91 (Cilea; Type locality: Zululand: Eshowe).
▴ Distribution: South Africa.
floralis Cameron, 1953: 520 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Senegal: Diourbel).
▴ Distribution: Senegal.
geminata Randall, 1838, see: silphoides Linné, 1767.
gerardi Bernhauer, 1929f: 131 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Manyema: Tengo Katanta).
glabra Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
habrocerina Eppelsheim, 1895, see: Coprotachinus.
heterocera Fauvel, 1898, see: Coproporus.
holisina Fauvel, 1895, see: Coproporus.
intermedia Last, 1952: 90 (Cilea; Type locality: Zululand: Mtunzini; Eshowe; Nqutu).
▴ Distribution: South Africa.
koreana Bernhauer, 1935, see: silphoides Linné, 1767.
laeviuscula Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
lampra Olliff, 1886, see: Coproporus.
limbata Gravenhorst, 1806, see: silphoides Linné, 1767.
limbifera Motschulsky, 1858a: 222 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1907: 50 (Cilea; synonym of silphoides).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (Leucoparyphus; variety of silphoides).
— Cameron, 1932: 424 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Ceylon; India).
— Cameron, 1933d: 395 (Leucoparyphus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 37 (Leucoparyphus; Java).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960: 6 (Leucoparyphus; cited as valid species).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Leucoparyphus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: Pakistan, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Taiwan.
marginicollis Kraatz, 1857d: 394 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Ceylon).
— Kraatz, 1859: 53 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Ceylon; India).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1902b: 24 (Leucoparyphus; Ceylon).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (Leucoparyphus; variety of silphoides).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 235 (Leucoparyphus; Formosa).
— Cameron, 1932: 424 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of limbifer).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Leucoparyphus; variety of limbifer).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960: 6 (Leucoparyphus; variety of limbifer; Pakistan).
marginalis Gravenhorst, 1802, see: silphoides Linné, 1767.
marginicollis Kraatz, 1857, see: limbifera Motschulsky, 1858.
medialis Tottenham, 1956: 329 (Cilea; Type locality: Ruanda: Shangugu, 1500 m).
▴ Distribution: Rwanda.
minuscula Eppelsheim, 1895, see: Coproporus.
nigra Last, 1950: 137 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Natal: Qudeni).
▴ Distribution: South Africa.
obscurior Cameron, 1950g: 46 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Parc National Albert: Kabasha, Kanyabayongo, alt. 1760 m).
partita Fauvel, 1879, see: Coproporus.
picturata Reitter, 1913a: 121 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Wladiwostok, Ostsibirien).
picta Erichson, 1839b: 246 (Tachinus; Type locality: Madagascar).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1907: 49 (Cilea; synonym of silphoides).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (Leucoparyphus; variety of silphoides).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1520 (Leucoparyphus; aberration of silphoides).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Tottenham, 1961: 205, 212 (Cilea; valid species; characters; notes; Senegal; Rhodesia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1974: 197 (Leucoparyphus; variety of silphoides; South Africa; South West Africa).
▴ Distribution: Senegal, Zimbabwe, Namibia, South Africa, Madagascar.
plagifera Tottenham, 1956: 330 (Cilea; Type locality: Ruanda; Shangugu, 1500 m).
▴ Distribution: Rwanda.
rivularis Lea, 1899, see: Coproporus.
ruandae Cameron, 1956, see: Coprotachinus.
rugosella Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
schoutedeni Bernhauer, 1929f: 130 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Mongende).
sericeipennis Bernhauer, 1929f: 131 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Manyema: Tengo Katanta).
silphoides Linné, 1767: 684 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Europa).
— Goeze, 1777: 719 (Staphylinus).
— Paykull, 1789: 79 (Staphylinus; description of variation of dispar that is also cited with silphoides as a synonym; Sweden).
— Villers, 1789: 414 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2028 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 515 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Marsham, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 267 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 303 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 62 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 476 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Stephens, 1832: 194 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 513 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (Tachinus; type species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 396 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 295 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 245 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; America septentrionalis).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Westwood, 1845: 49 (Tachinus; characters; notes).
— P. Lucas, 1846: 105 (Tachyporus; notes; Algeria).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 683 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachinus; notes; England).
— Wollaston, 1854: 570 (Tachinus; characters; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Tachinus; Cadiz).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 482 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Wollaston, 1857: 185 (Tachinus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 395 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 55 (Leucoparyphus; Greece).
— Thomson, 1858: 36 (Astictus; type species).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (type species of Cilea).
— Thomson, 1861: 153 (Cilea; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Leucoparyphus; notes; Austria).
— Wollaston, 1865: 481 (Leucoparyphus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Wollaston, 1867: 234 (Leucoparyphus; notes; Cape Verde Islands).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 313 (Cilea; characters; Europe; Algeria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 185 (Cilea; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 592 [= 1876: 74] (Cilea; characters; France; Madeira and Cape Verde Islands; Barbary; Ethiopia; Iran; Japan; North America).
— Sharp, 1874: 17 (Cilea; Japan).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 285 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 190 (Cilea; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 106 (Cilea; characters; northern States).
— Fauvel, 1878: 133 [= 1878a: 53] (Cilea; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Rey, 1882: 251 (Cilea; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Cilea; Barbary).
— Fowler, 1888: 199 (Cilea; characters; Britain).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 401 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Europe).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 428 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Europe).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 336 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Palaearctic region; North America; Cape Verde; Abyssinia; Antilles).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 315 (Cilea; Barbary; Madeira).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Cilea; Barbary; Madeira; Canaries).
— Luze, 1902c: 190 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Palaearctic region; North America; Ethiopia; Senegambia; Antilles).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Cilea; Belgaum; Ceylan; Bírmanie; Annam; Indochina; Japan; Sumatra; Java; Lombock; Celebes; Timor; Maurice; Madagascar).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 108 (Leucoparyphus; Corsica).
— Fauvel, 1907: 49 (Cilea; Nairobi).
— Montandon, 1908: 81 (Leucoparyphus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 98 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 303 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 382, 406 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Singapore).
— Portevin, 1929: 326 (Cilea; characters; France).
— Bernhauer, 1931d: 590 (Leucoparyphus; Abyssinia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1520 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Méquignon, 1942a: 22 (Leucoparyphus; Azores).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Puerto Rico; St. Thomas; Guadeloupe; Barbados; St. Vincent; Grenada; Trinidad).
— Hinton, 1945: 55 (Leucoparyphus; characters).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 227 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Denmark).
— Cameron, 1952e: 833 (Leucoparyphus; Dahomey; Togo).
— Hatch, 1957: 124 (Cilea; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Tottenham, 1961: 205 (Cilea; Senegal).
— Watanabe, 1961: 355 (Cilea; Izu Islands).
— Tottenham, 1961: 213 (Cilea; characters; Tanganyika; Nigeria).
— Lohse, 1964: 247 (Leucoparyphus; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1964a: 301 (Leucoparyphus; Crete).
— Palm, 1966: 68 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 88 (Leucoparyphus; widespread in southern and central Europe north to central Scandinavia).
— Kasule, 1968: 132 (Leucoparyphus; larval characters).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Leucoparyphus; Poland).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (Cilea; collecting notes; Russia).
— Smetana, 1970: 63 (Leucoparyphus; distributional summary; Azores).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 66 (Cilea; Yaku-shima Island).
— Moore and Legner, 1974a: 39 (Cilea; spread by commerce).
— Campbell 1975: 200 (Cilea; characters; Canada; California; Connecticut; District of Columbia; Iowa; Kansas; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Oregon; Pennsylvania; Texas; Virginia; Washington; West Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Cilea; Britain).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 254 (Cilea; Korea).
— Segers, 1986: 57 (Cilea; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Ádám, 1987: 155 (Leucoparyphus; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Leucoparyphus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Cilea; Azores).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 97 (Cilea; checklist of species; Canada).
— Tóth, 1993: 56 (Leucoparyphus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Cilea; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— J. Li, 1993: 44 (Cilea; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Leucoparyphus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Campbell, 1994: 140 (Cilea; characters).
— Ikudome and Hayakawa, 1994: 188 (Cilea; cattle dung collections; Ryukyu Islands).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 193 (Leucopharyphus; Canary Islands).
— Sparacio, 1995: 170 (Cilea; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Cilea; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Cilea; characters; USA).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Leucoparyphus; Kazakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Azores, Madeira Islands, Canary Islands, Cape Verde Islands, Gambia, Senegal, Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Algeria, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, Mauritius, Iran, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Indonesia, China, Korea, Japan, Canada, USA, West Indies.
suturalis Panzer, 1794: 20 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Dresdae).
— Panzer, 1795: 360 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1799a: 20 (Oxyporus; characters; illustrations; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 144 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Latreille, 1804: 397 (Tachinus; characters; France; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 13 (Tachyporus; notes; France).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 268 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides Linné).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Erichson, 1839a: 396 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides Linné).
— Heer, 1839: 295 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Erichson, 1839b: 245 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 683 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 395 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; synonym of silphoides).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Rey, 1882: 252 (Cilea; synonym of silphoides).
— Luze, 1902c: 191 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
marginalis Gravenhorst, 1802: 192 (Tachinus; Type locality: America septentr.).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 13 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 245 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 683 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Wollaston, 1854: 570 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 395 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; synonym of silphoides).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Rey, 1882: 252 (Cilea; synonym of silphlides).
— Luze, 1902c: 191 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Fauvel, 1907: 50 (Cilea; synonym of silphoides).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
limbata Gravenhorst, 1806: 12 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Parisiae).
— Erichson, 1839b: 245 (Tachinus; synonym of silphoides).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 395 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Rey, 1882: 252 (Cilea; synonym of silphoides).
— Luze, 1902c: 191 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
geminata Randall, 1838: 39 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brookline, Mass.).
— LeConte, 1863: 22 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Fauvel, 1875: 592 [= 1876: 74] (Cilea; synonym of silphoides).
— Luze, 1902c: 191 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 494 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 510 (Leucoparyphus; synonym of silphoides).
koreana Bernhauer, 1935a: 48 (Leucoparyphus; variety of silphoides; Type locality: Korea: Chemulpo).
speculum Fauvel, 1878, see: Coproporus.
stratomarginata Tottenham, 1956: 331 (Cilea; Type locality: Urundi: terr. Bururi, Nyamurembe, 900 m).
▴ Distribution: Burundi.
subpunctata Eppelsheim, 1895, see: Coproporus.
suturalis Panzer, 1794, see: silphoides Linné, 1767.
tenuissima Tottenham, 1956, see: Coprotachinus.
timorensis Scheerpeltz, 1978: 225 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Dadim-Bere, Timor).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
triangula Eppelsheim, 1895: 198 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Ganale Gudda, Arussi Galla).
variipes Fauvel, 1907: 50 (Cilea; Type locality: Nairobi [Wa Kikuyu et Masai]; Natal, Cap
[King William's Town]).
Cileoporus
[2 species; Neotropical Region]
Cileoporus Campbell, 1994: 126 (species included: politus, fenestratus). Type Species: Tachinus politus Bernhauer, fixed by original designation.
fenestratus Sharp, 1883: 309 (Cilea; Type locality: Guatemala, San Juan in Vera Paz).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Leucoparyphus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1994: 142 (Cileoporus; characters; Brazil; Colombia; Costa Rica; Ecuador; Guatemala).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil.
politus Bernhauer, 1923b: 59 (Tachinus; Type locality: Argentinien: Misiones; Brasilien: Petropolis).
Coproporus
[225 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Madagascan, Oriental, Australian, and Oceanic Regions]
Coproporus Kraatz, 1857d: 399 (species included: colchicus, ventriculus, gibbulus; [Note: According to Blackwelder, 1952: 106, 150 this name is a junior synonym of Erchomus. Blackwelder accepted Motschulsky's argument that Erchomus Motschulsky has priority over Coproporus Kraatz because he (Motschulsky) sent Erchomus to press before Kraatz's Coproporus was published. Campbell, 1975: 179 quoted Motschulsky's 1859 discussion of the issue, disagreed with Blackwelder's conclusion and accepted Coproporus as the senior name]. Type Species: Coproporus colchicus Kraatz, fixed by subsequent designation by Lucas, 1920: 201 (see Herman, 2001).
— LeConte, 1863: 22 (list of North American species).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 591 [= 1876: 73] (synonym of Cilea).
— Sharp, 1876: 81 (notes; characters).
— Provancher, 1877: 241 (characters).
— Duvivier, 1883: 128 (catalog; cited as Cilea).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 96 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 39 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 336 (characters).
— Luze, 1902c: 188 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1903d: 272 (key to New Caledonia species; cited as Erchomus).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 184 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 85 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (world catalog; 123 species).
— Lucas, 1920: 201 (type species designation).
— Cameron, 1921a: 355, 406 (characters; key to Singapore species; catalog).
— Winkler, 1925: 402 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Cameron, 1925: 79 (catalog of Indian species).
— Porta, 1926: 129 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Bruch, 1928a: 430 (catalog; Argentina).
— Roubal, 1930: 412 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 406 (characters; key to species of British India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 1, 2 (notes on date of name; type species designation; characters; key to North American species).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 512 (characters; type species: rutilus; key to species of West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 151 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 106 (synonym of Erchomus; type species; notes).
— Hatch, 1957: 124 (synonym of Erchomus).
— Lohse, 1964: 246 (characters; key to central European species).
— Last, 1972: 145 (characters; key to some species of New Guinea).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 151 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Campbell, 1975: 177 (characters; revision of and key to species of USA and Canada).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 279 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 265 (characters; notes).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 118 (some species collected in Slovakia).
— Hammond, 1984: 207 (checklist of species of Borneo).
— Frank, 1986a: 371 (checklist of species of Florida).
— Tóth, 1993: 43 (characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Navarrete-Heredia and Márquez-Luna, 1993: 46 (cave collections; Mexico).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Campbell, 1994: 140 (characters).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (list of species of Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 479 (cited as Coprophorus; characters; species of Northeastern North America).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (9 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Herman, 2001: 11 (type species; discussion).
Erchomus Motschulsky, 1858a: 218 (species included: latus, laevigatus, brunnicollis, sanguinolentus, fulvus, minimus, tantillus, granulum, rubiginosus and questionably limbifer). Type Species: Erchomus sanguinolentus Motschulsky, fixed by subsequent designation by Blackwelder, 1938: 2.
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 591 [= 1876: 73] (synonym of Cilea).
— Horn, 1877: 107 (characters; key to North American species).
— Rey, 1882: 244 (characters).
— Duvivier, 1883: 131 (catalog).
— Sharp, 1883: 298 (notes; Mexican and Central American species).
— Lynch, 1884: 108 (characters).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 336 (synonym of Coproporus).
— Blatchley, 1910: 449 (characters; key to Indiana species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (synonym of Coproporus).
— Leng, 1920: 111 (catalog of North American species).
— Cameron, 1932: 406 (synonym of Coproporus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 1, 2 (notes on date of name; type species designation; characters; synonym of Coproporus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 512 (synonym of Coproporus; type species: sanguinolentus).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 150 (type species; notes).
— Székessy, 1963: 70 (characters).
— Shibata, 1973c: 67 (checklist of species of Taiwan).
— Campbell, 1975: 178 (synonym of Coproporus).
— Shibata, 1985a: 66 (checklist of species of Japan).
abessinus Bernhauer, 1915k: 311 (Coproporus; Type locality: Abessinien: Umgebung Harrar).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1931d: 589 (Coproporus; Abyssinia).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia.
acuductus Kirby, 1837, see: ventriculus Say, 1832.
affinis Kirby, 1837, see: ventriculus Say, 1832.
affinis Sharp, 1883, see: repletus Herman, 2001.
albicornis R. Sahlberg, 1844: 519 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Rio Janeiro).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
alius Cameron, 1937a: 106 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Kokoda, alt. 1200 ft.).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
altecarinatus Eichelbaum, 1913: 131 (Coproporus; Type locality: Amani).
alter Wendeler, 1956b: 267 (Coproporus; Type locality: Brasilien: Nova Teutonia).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
alutaceus Fauvel, 1878f: 284 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Hatam; Iles Arou, Wokan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1920: 18 (Coproporus; Australia).
— Cameron, 1927c: 264 (Coproporus; Fiji).
— Cameron, 1931: 364 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia, New Guinea, Fiji.
aluticollis Fauvel, 1904e: 295 (Erchomus; Type locality: Mont Cyclope).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Last, 1972: 150 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
alutipennis Bernhauer, 1912e: 179 (Coproporus; Type locality: Argentinien: Prov. Buenos Aires).
ampliatus Fauvel, 1905, see: Coprotachinus.
angustiventris Bernhauer, 1929f: 129 (Coproporus; Type locality: Tengo-Katanta: Manyema; Haut-Uele: Watsa).
angustus Fauvel, 1878f: 281 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Salvatti).
antennarius Fauvel, 1878f: 285 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Salvatti).
apicalis Erichson, 1839b: 250 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Puerto Rico).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 514 (Coproporus; characters; Cuba; Jamaica; Haiti; Dominican Republic).
— Herman, 2001: 55 (Coproporus; although a junior primary homonym, prevailing use as valid maintained pending outcome of application to Commission under Article 23.9.5).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
apicicornis Sharp, 1883: 303 (Erchomus; Type locality: Mexico, Cordova).
arizonae Blackwelder, 1938: 8 (Coproporus; Type locality: Cave Creek, Chiricahua Mountains, Ariz.).
asper Fauvel, 1879: 107 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle Guinée, Dorei).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1926f: 321 (Coproporus; Buru).
— Cameron, 1931: 364 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
— Last, 1972: 151 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea, Indonesia.
atomus Kraatz, 1859: 58 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1902b: 24 (Coproporus; Ceylon).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Bernhauer, 1922b: 178 (Coproporus; Seychelles).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 20 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1932: 417 (Coproporus; characters; India; Ceylon; Philippines; Malay Peninsula).
— Cameron, 1933d: 395 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; Sumba).
— Coiffait, 1981f: 331 (Coproporus; Andaman Islands).
▴ Distribution: Seychelles, Sri Lanka, India, Andaman Islands, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines.
atriceps W. J. MacLeay, 1873: 136 (Conurus; Type locality: Gayndah).
— Fauvel, 1877: 279 (Cilea; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 895 (Conosoma; characters; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog). — Bernhauer, 1920: 18 (Coproporus; Australia).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
baloghi Last, 1984: 134 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Wau, McAdam Park).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
basicornis Fauvel, 1878f: 280 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Hatam, Andai).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1931: 364 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
— Cameron, 1937a: 106 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
— Last, 1972: 155 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
bernhaueri Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; replacement name for ventralis Bernhauer).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
ventralis Bernhauer, 1928: 19 (Coproporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Sumatra: Fort de Kock).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; synonym of bernhaueri).
bicolor Eppelsheim, 1895, see: Tachyporus.
bicolor Last, 1972: 146 (Coproporus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: New Guinea: Tuoima River, Lae-Wau Road, 1500 ft.).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
biroi Last, 1984: 134 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Stephansort, Astrolabe Bai).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
bivittatus Bernhauer, 1915d: 155 (Coproporus; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: Unjan-jembe).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917e: 45 (Coproporus; characters; German East Africa; Formosa).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 235 (Coproporus; Formosa).
— Cameron, 1932: 422 (Coproporus; characters; Ceylon; India; South China; Malay Peninsula; Borneo; Formosa; Timor).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1942c: 365 (Coproporus; Cameroon).
— Cameron, 1950: 45 (Coproporus; Belgian Congo).
— Levasseur, 1966a: 1216 (Coproporus; Congo).
▴ Distribution: Congo, Tanzania, Sri Lanka, India, Malaysia, Borneo, Indonesia, Taiwan, China.
bonus Last, 1972: 152 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Madang).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
brasilianus Wendeler, 1956b: 266 (Coproporus; Type locality: Brasilien: Nova Teutonia).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
breviarius Herman, 2001: 55 (Coproporus; replacement name for brevis Sharp).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
brevis Sharp, 1876: 86 (Coproporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Ega).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 55 (Coproporus; synonym of breviarius).
brevicollis Erichson, 1839b: 251 (Tachinus; Type locality: Novae Valenciae, Columbia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; Venezuela).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Venezuela, Colombia.
brevicornis Bernhauer, 1928: 20 (Coproporus; Type locality: Sumatra: Fort de Kock).
brevis Scriba, 1855, see: rutilus Erichson, 1839.
brevis Sharp, 1876, see: breviarius Herman, 2001.
brevis Lindberg, 1953, see: pulchellus Erichson, 1839.
brincki Scheerpeltz, 1974: 191 (Coproporus; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Mount Frère).
▴ Distribution: South Africa.
bruchianus Bernhauer, 1934b: 217 (Coproporus; Type locality: Argentinien: Misiones: Loreto).
▴ Distribution: Argentina.
brunneus Erichson, 1839b: 249 (Tachinus; Type locality: Columbia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Colombia.
brunnicollis Motschulsky, 1858a: 220 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; cited as brunneicollis; Nilghiris; Sikkim; Bírmanie; Sumatra).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; cited as brunneicollis; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 382, 406 (Coproporus; cited as brunneicollis; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1926: 190 (Coproporus; cited as brunneicollis; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 410 (Coproporus; cited as brunneicollis; characters; Burma; India; East Africa).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Coproporus; cited as brunneicollis; India).
▴ Distribution: Kenya, India, Myanmar, Singapore, Indonesia.
punctipennis Kraatz, 1859: 57 (Coproporus; Type locality: India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; synonym of brunnicollis).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of brunnicollis).
— Eichelbaum, 1913: 131 (Coproporus; Tanzania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Tachinomorphus; synonym of brunnicollis).
— Cameron, 1932: 410 (Coproporus; synonym of brunnicollis).
burgeoni Bernhauer, 1929, see: Coprotachinus.
buruensis Bernhauer, 1926f: 322 (Coproporus; Type locality: Buru).
buscki Blackwelder, 1943: 523 (Coproporus; Type locality: Trinidad: ward of Montserrat).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
cacao Blackwelder, 1943: 517 (Coproporus; Type locality: St. Lucia; DuBoulay Estate, district of St. Remy, 3 miles southeast of Soufrière. Also cited from Trinidad).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
caeruleomicans Scheerpeltz, 1967: 242 (Coproporus; Type locality: Venezuela: Carret, Chorosú, 1400 m).
▴ Distribution: Venezuela.
carinulus Blatchley, 1910, see: laevis LeConte, 1863.
castaneipennis Kraatz, 1859: 60 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of rubiginosus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 420 (Coproporus; characters; Ceylon; India; Java; South China).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, India, Indonesia, China.
catus Last, 1972: 151 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Okasa, 4500 ft.).
chatterjeei Cameron, 1932: 415 (Coproporus; Type locality: Assam: Naga Hills, Laimatak).
chinensis Bernhauer, 1935: 7 (Coproporus; Type locality: Szechuan: Nitou Tatsienlu).
chontalensis Sharp, 1883: 301 (Erchomus; Type locality: Nicaragua, Chontales).
cinctellus Erichson, 1839b: 246 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brasilia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1975a: 243 (Coproporus; collecting notes; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
cincticollis Cameron, 1928b: 99 (Coproporus; Type locality: Sumatra: Mentavei: Si Oban).
cinctipennis Fauvel, 1889b: 267 (Cilea; Type locality: Mont Kogi).
— Fauvel, 1903d: 272 (Erchomus; New Caledonia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1927c: 264 (Coproporus; New Caledonia).
▴ Distribution: New Caledonia.
cinctiventris Sharp, 1883: 304 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, Guatemala city).
clarus Last, 1984: 133 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Stephansort, Astrolabe Bai).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
clavicornis Fauvel, 1878f: 283 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Hatam).
cognatus Sharp, 1876: 89 (Coproporus; Type locality: Anana).
colchicus Kraatz, 1858c: cxc (Coproporus; Type locality: Batoum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 312 (Cilea; characters; Spain).
— Fauvel, 1875: 592 [= 1876: 74] (Cilea; characters; France; Spain; Hungary; Caucasus).
— Rey, 1882: 247 (Erchomus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 337 (Coproporus; characters; France; Spain; Hungary; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1902c: 189 (Coproporus; characters; France; Croatia; Serbia; Bosnia; Hungary; Russia; Caucasus).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 108 (Coproporus; Corsica).
— Montandon, 1908: 81 (Coproporus; Romania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Lucas, 1920: 201 (Coproporus; type species of genus).
— Portevin, 1929: 326 (Coproporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 246 (Coproporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 88 (Coproporus; Azerbaijan; Turkey; Russia; Greece; Bosnia; Serbia; Croatia; Italy; Corsica; France; Spain; Romania; Hungary; Slovakia).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 64 (Coproporus; Lesbos).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Czechoslovakia).
— Tóth, 1993: 43 (Coproporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Coproporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Coproporus; Italy).
— Ødegaard, 1999: 69 (Coproporus; invasive species associated with compost heaps in Norway and Sweden).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 57 (Erchomus; catalog; Poland).
— Herman, 2001: 11 (Coproporus; type species of Coproporus).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Caucasus.
gallicus Perris, 1864: 280 (Coproporus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Erchomus; synonym of colchicus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 312 (Cilea; synonym of colchica).
— Fauvel, 1875: 592 [= 1876: 74] (Cilea; synonym of colchica).
— Rey, 1882: 247 (Erchomus; synonym of colchicus).
— Luze, 1902c: 189 (Coproporus; synonym of colchicus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; synonym of colchicus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; synonym of colchicus).
coloratus Cameron, 1950, see: parvulus Cameron, 1919.
comis Last, 1972: 148 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Karimui).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
conformis Sharp, 1876: 89 (Coproporus; Type locality: Not cited, presumably Brazil).
congoanus Bernhauer, 1932b: 161 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ituri: La Moto, Madyu; Kindu; Kamalembi, Luebo; Arebi, Bondo-Mabe).
congoensis Cameron, 1950c: 96 (Coproporus; Type locality: Belgian Congo: Kaniama).
convexicollis Bernhauer, 1915k: 310 (Coproporus; Type locality: Süd-Afrika: Grahamstown).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1974: 197 (Coproporus; characters; South Africa).
▴ Distribution: South Africa.
convexus Erichson, 1839, see: hepaticus Erichson, 1839.
coriaceus Cameron, 1937: 37 (Coproporus; Type locality: Java: G. Patoeha, alt. 5000 ft; Tjibodas Gedeh).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
cumanensis Scriba, 1855, see: pulchellus Erichson, 1839.
cuprinicollis Fauvel, 1895: 279 (Cilea; Type locality: Tenasserim, Meetan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1926: 190 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 418 (Coproporus; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
curticornis Fauvel, 1878f: 281 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Hatam).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1931: 364 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
— Last, 1972: 154 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
curtus Sharp, 1876: 85 (Coproporus; Type locality: from Parentins to Jurua).
cyanescens Bernhauer, 1929, see: Coprotachinus.
debilis Sharp, 1883: 299 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, El Reposo, 800 feet).
decoratus Bernhauer, 1932b: 161 (Coproporus; Type locality: Haut-Uele: Yebo Moto; Ituri: Wamba; Medje).
densatus Fauvel, 1889b: 267 (Cilea; Type locality: Kanala).
— Fauvel, 1903d: 272 (Erchomus; New Caledonia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: New Caledonia.
depressiusculus Bernhauer, 1917e: 43 (Coproporus; Type locality: Philippinen: Mt. Banahao).
depressus Erichson, 1839b: 251 (Tachinus; Type locality: Columbia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Colombia.
dilutus Motschulsky, 1860a: 80 (Tachyporus, cited as Tachyphorus; Type locality: montagnes de Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 384 (Tachyporus; characters; Ceylon).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1934d: 79 (type examined; [Note: Cameron may have intended that this species be placed in Coproporus]).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan.
secretus Bernhauer, 1917e: 44 (Coproporus; Type locality: Formosa: Lambeh; Takao).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 20 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1934d: 79 (Tachyporus; synonym of dilutus; [Note: Cameron's generic assignment was unclear. However, since he cited the synonymy as “Tachyporus dilutus, 1859 . . . = Coproporus secretus Bernh.” it can be argued that he intended that the names be in Coproporus]).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Coproporus; list of parasites).
dimidiatus Fauvel, 1878f: 282 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée méridionale; Ile Yule).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1931: 364 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
discipennis Fauvel, 1878g: 563 (Cilea; Type locality: Australie méridionale: Nouvelle Galles du Sud, Sydney).
— Olliff, 1886: 901 (Cilea; characters from Fauvel; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1920: 18 (Coproporus; Australia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Last, 1972: 154 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: Australia, New Guinea.
lampra Olliff, 1886: 900 (Cilea; Type locality: Ipswich, Queensland; Tarcuttah, New South Wales).
— Lea, 1899: 532 (Cilea; probably variety or synonym of discipennis; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; synonym of discipennis).
distans Sharp, 1876, see: pulchellus Erichson, 1839.
dubius Sharp, 1883: 302 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, Cahabon in Vera Paz).
duplex Sharp, 1876: 93 (Coproporus; Type locality: Conceicão, Rio Mauhes).
ebonus Blackwelder, 1943: 519 (Coproporus; replacement name for piceus Erichson; [Note: Blackwelder published ebonus as a replacement name for “piceus Erichson, 1839 . . . (Not Stephens, 1829.)” without explanation or comment. The name to which Blackwelder was evidently referring was published by Stephens (1829: 268) as a synonym of Megacronus cernuus. So far as I can determine, Megacronus piceus Stephens was not an available name until Blackwelder made it so by regarding it to be a senior homonym (Article 11.6.1)]).
piceus Erichson, 1839b: 246 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Puerto Rico).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 519 (Coproporus; synonym of ebonus).
elatus Erichson, 1839b: 248 (Tachinus; Type locality: Novae Valenciae, Colombia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; Venezuela).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1975a: 243 (Coproporus; collecting notes; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico.
flavipalpis Sharp, 1883: 305 (Erchomus; Type locality: Mexico, Cordova; Guatemala, Paraiso 300 feet; Panama, David).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; synonym of elata).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; synonym of elatus).
exul Fauvel, 1889b: 267 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouméa).
— Fauvel, 1898a: 119 (Coproporus; Seychelles).
— Fauvel, 1903d: 272 (Erchomus; New Caledonia).
— H. Kolbe, 1910: 19 (Cilea; Seychelles).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: New Caledonia, Seychelles.
fasciipennis Kraatz, 1859: 59 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 419 (Coproporus; characters; Ceylon; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, India, Singapore.
flavicollis Scriba, 1855, see: nitidulus Erichson, 1839.
flavicornis Kraatz, 1859: 56 (Coproporus; Type locality: India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Coproporus; Formosa).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 18 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1932: 411 (Coproporus; characters; East Indies).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”, Indonesia, Taiwan.
flavidus Casey, 1885, see: ventriculus Say, 1832.
flavipalpis Sharp, 1883, see: elatus Erichson, 1839.
flavipennis Cameron, 1919: 239 (Coproporus; Type locality: Singapore: Bukit Panjang).
— Cameron, 1921a: 382, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
formosae Bernhauer, 1922b: 178 (Coproporus; Type locality: Formosa).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Coproporus; Formosa).
— Cameron, 1927a: 26 (Coproporus; Samoa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1949b: 470 (Coproporus; Formosa).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan, Samoa.
formosanus Bernhauer, 1922c: 235 (Coproporus; Type locality: Taihorin).
fraterculus Last, 1972: 148 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Okasa).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
fulvus R. Sahlberg, 1844: 518 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Rio Janeiro).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
fulvus Motschulsky, 1858, see: rufus Kraatz, 1859.
galapagosus Coiffait, 1981g: 303 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ile Galapagos: Ile Santa Cruz, versant sud-est, basse altitude).
▴ Distribution: Galapagos Islands.
gallicus Perris, 1864, see: colchicus Kraatz, 1858.
gibbulus Erichson, 1839, see: ventriculus Say, 1832.
giganteus Last, 1972: 151 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Okapa, 1550–1800 m).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
glaber Fauvel, 1878f: 285 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Ansus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1926f: 321 (Coproporus; Buru).
— Cameron, 1934a: 23 (Coproporus; New Hebrides).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea, Indonesia, Vanuatu.
glaberrimus Bernhauer, 1920c: 46 (Coproporus; [Note: Scheerpeltz (1933: 1495, 1934: 1516) and Blackwelder (1944: 151) listed the species in both Conosoma and Coproporus]; Type locality: Costa Rica: Surrubres).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Costa Rica.
glabripennis Sharp, 1883: 300 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, Zapote, San Geronimo; Nicaragua, Chontales).
globulosus Bernhauer, 1915d: 155 (Coproporus; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: West-Usambara).
gogolensis Last, 1972: 153 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Karkar Island, 40 miles N.W. of Madang).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
gourvesi Coiffait, 1976: 235 (Coproporus; Type locality: Tahiti: Papenoo).
gracilicornis Bernhauer, 1929, see: Coprotachinus.
grandicollis Bernhauer, 1917, see: Tachinus.
grandis Solsky, 1868, see: Tachinomorphus.
granulus Motschulsky, 1858, see: minimus Motschulsky, 1858.
gratus Cameron, 1949a: 324 (Coproporus; Type locality: Côte d'Ivoire: Mt. Tonkoui, alt. 900–1200 m).
▴ Distribution: Ivory Coast.
gravidus Sharp, 1883: 306 (Erchomus; Type locality: Mexico, Las Vigas, Cordova; Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui 3000 to 4000 feet).
grossulus LeConte, 1863, see: Tachinomorphus.
haemorrhoidalis Cameron, 1949a: 324 (Coproporus; Type locality: Côte d'Ivoire: Mt. Tonkoui, alt. 900–1200 m).
▴ Distribution: Ivory Coast.
hepaticus Erichson, 1839b: 249 (Tachinus; Type locality: Columbia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]).
— Chevrolat and Fauvel, 1863: 429 (Coproporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490, cited convexus Fauvel as a synonym of hepaticus; Fauvel did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Erichson]; characters; Cuba, Brazil, Mexico).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Sharp, 1883: 305 (Erchomus; [Note: Misidentified as ignavus according to Campbell, 1975: 189]; characters; notes; Mexico; Guatemala; Panama; Brazil).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; Venezuela).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog; Argentina; Paraguay).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 514 (Coproporus; characters; Cuba; Puerto Rico; Trinidad).
— Campbell, 1975: 189 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; characters; Mexico; Arizona; California; Florida; Texas).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Coproporus; found under bark).
— Marquez-Luna and Navarrete-Heredia, 1995: 35 (Coproporus; in detritus of Atta mexicana; Mexico).
— Jimenez-Sanchez, Navarrete-Heredia, and Padilla-Ramirez, 2000: 57 (Coproporus; necrophilous species; distribution in Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, Guatemala, Mexico, West Indies, USA.
convexus Erichson, 1839b: 248 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brasilia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; synonym of hepatica).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 489 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 514 (Coproporus; synonym of hepaticus).
— Campbell, 1975: 189 (Coproporus; synonym of hepaticus).
inflatus Horn, 1877: 107 (Erchomus; Type locality: Camp Grant, Arizona; [Note: See lectotype designation by Blackwelder, 1938]).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Erchomus; synonym of convexus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; synonym of convexus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 7 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; characters; Arizona, California, Texas).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 515 (Coproporus; synonym of hepaticus).
— Campbell, 1975: 189 (Coproporus; synonym of hepaticus).
heterocerus Fauvel, 1898a: 118 (Cilea; Type locality: La Digue; Sumatra: Ajer-Mantcior).
— H. Kolbe, 1910: 19 (Cilea; Seychelles).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922b: 178 (Coproporus; Seychelles).
— Cameron, 1930b: 166 (Coproporus; British North Borneo).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
▴ Distribution: Seychelles, Borneo, Indonesia.
himachalensis Coiffait, 1984: 135 (Coproporus; Type locality: Himachal Pradesh, Chapal, 2400–2750 m).
▴ Distribution: India.
himalayicus Cameron, 1926: 189, 190 (Coproporus; Type locality: Chakrata District; Khedar Khud, Manjgaon. Mussorie District; Arni Gad, 5000 to 9000 feet).
— Cameron, 1928c: 569 (Coproporus; Sikkim).
— Cameron, 1932: 408 (Coproporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 115 (Coproporus; Burma).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar.
holisinus Fauvel, 1895: 279 (Cilea; Type locality: Bírmanie, Bhamo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 412 (Coproporus; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 116 (Coproporus; Burma).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
hornabrooki Last, 1972: 150 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Okapa, 1650–1800 m).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
horni Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Coproporus; Type locality: Kosempo).
humilis Erichson, 1839b: 251 (Tachinus; Type locality: Brasilia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1972: 27 (Corproporus; Argentina).
— Scheerpeltz, 1975a: 243 (Coproporus; collecting notes; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Brazil.
hypocyptoides Bernhauer, 1915f: 147 (Coproporus; Type locality: Borneo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Coproporus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: Borneo.
ignavus Sharp, 1876: 87 (Coproporus; Type locality: Anana).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; synonym of hepatica).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; synonym of hepaticus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 515 (Coproporus; synonym of hepaticus).
— Campbell, 1975: 191 (Coproporus; valid species but distinct from specimens identified as ignavus from Central America; characters).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
immaturus Bernhauer, 1922c: 235 (Coproporus; Type locality: Kosempo, Akau, Takao).
— Cameron, 1927c: 264 (Coproporus; Fiji).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan, Fiji.
impressus Sharp, 1883: 306 (Erchomus; Type locality: Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui, 3000 to 4000 feet).
inclusus Sharp, 1876: 88 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ega).
indistinctus Last, 1984: 135 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Lufa).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
inexpectatus Last, 1972: 146 (Coproporus; Type locality: N. E. New Guinea: Madang).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
infectus Herman, 2001: 55 (Coproporus; replacement name for piceorufus Campbell).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Brazil.
piceorufus Bernhauer, 1918: 91 (Coproporus; aberration of rutilus; [Note: Nomen nudum; (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Argentinien; Brasilien).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; aberration of rutilus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 522 (Coproporus; synonym of rutilus).
piceorufus Campbell, 1975: 197 (Coproporus; [Note: This name was first used as an aberration by Bernhauer in 1918 and is unavailable (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5). The name became available when Campbell cited it as valid species (Article 10.2) so he is the author (Article 50.3.1)]; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Argentina and Brazil).
infimus Jacquelin du Val, 1857, see: pulchellus Erichson, 1839.
inflatus Horn, 1877, see: hepaticus Erichson, 1839.
insularis Bernhauer, 1915g: 195 (Coproporus; Type locality: Not cited, presumably New Britain).
intactilis Last, 1972: 152 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Okapa).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
intermedius Cameron, 1926: 189, 190 (Coproporus; Type locality: Simla Hills; Kotgarh. Chakrata District; Mohna, 5000 to 7000 feet. Siwaliks; Kehri Rau, Mohan Rau).
— Cameron, 1932: 409 (Coproporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
iridescens Cameron, 1928g: 451 (Coproporus; Type locality: Borneo: Tutau River).
— Cameron, 1930b: 166 (Coproporus; British North Borneo).
— Cameron, 1933b: 349 (Coproporus; characters; British North Borneo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
— Last, 1972: 154 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: Borneo, Indonesia, New Guinea.
jacobsoni Cameron, 1933d: 395 (Coproprorus; Type locality: Sumatra: Fort de Kock).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
kokodanus Cameron, 1937a: 106 (Coproporus; cited originally as kakodanus; [Note: Incorrect original spelling: A lapsus that was corrected by Last, 1972; the name of the species was based on the type locality]; Type locality: New Guinea: Kokoda, alt. 1200 ft.).
— Last, 1972: 154 (Coproporus; emendation of original spelling; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
kuntzeni Bernhauer, 1915g: 196 (Coproporus; Type locality: Not cited, presumably New Britain).
laevigatus Motschulsky, 1858a: 219 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 414 (Coproporus; characters; East Indies).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 116 (Coproporus; Burma).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”, Myanmar.
laevipennis Bernhauer, 1928: 20 (Coproporus; Type locality: Sumatra: Bandar Negeri).
— Cameron, 1933d: 395 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
laevis LeConte, 1863a: 31 (Coproporus; Type locality: Southern States; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 108 (Tachyporus; characters; Gulf States).
— Sharp, 1883: 304 (Erchomus; notes; Mexico; USA).
— Blatchley, 1910: 449 (Erchomus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Notman, 1920b: 706 (Erchomus; Florida).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 6 (Coproporus; characters; Florida, Maryland, Virginia, Louisiana, Tennessee, Ohio, Alabama, Texas, Kansas).
— Campbell, 1975: 198 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; characters; New Jersey; Maryland; Virginia; Kentucky; Indiana; Illinois; North Carolina; South Carolina; Georgia; Florida; Alabama; Mississippi; Louisiana; Arkansas).
▴ Distribution: USA, Mexico.
carinulus Blatchley, 1910: 451 (Conosoma; Type locality: Vigo County, Indiana; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975b]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1975b: 204 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; synonym of laevis).
laeviusculus Fauvel, 1878f: 280 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Hatam, Soron; Iles Arou, Wokan; Java).
— Fauvel, 1879: 108 (Cilea; Cilolo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia, New Guinea.
lampra Olliff, 1886, see: discipennis Fauvel, 1878.
lateimpressus Eppelsheim, 1892: 327 (Coproporus; Type locality: Margelan).
— Luze, 1902c: 189 (Coproporus; characters; Turkestan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Uzbekistan.
latiusculus Cameron, 1941c: 386 (Coproporus; Type locality: Philippines: Luzon: Balbalan).
▴ Distribution: Philippines.
latus Motschulsky, 1858a: 219 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Coproporus; Formosa).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 410 (Coproporus; characters; Burma).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 235 (Coproporus; Sumba).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Coproporus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”, Myanmar, Indonesia, Taiwan.
spectabilis Kraatz, 1859: 55 (Coproporus; Type locality: India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of latus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of latus).
— Cameron, 1932: 410 (Coproporus; synonym of latus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 235 (Coproporus; synonym of latus).
lecontei Blackwelder, 1938: 5 (Coproporus; replacement name for punctipennis LeConte. Also cited from Arizona and California).
— Campbell, 1975: 183 (Coproporus; characters; Mexico; Arizona; California).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Coproporus; found under bark).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, USA.
punctipennis LeConte, 1863a: 31 (Coproporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Fort Yuma, California; [Note: See lectotype designation by Blackwelder, 1938]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 107 (Erchomus; characters; Camp Grant, Arizona).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 5 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; synonym of lecontei).
— Campbell, 1975: 183 (Coproporus; synonym of lecontei).
limbicollis Bernhauer, 1915d: 155 (Coproporus; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: Kibosho, Arusha-Ju).
limbifer Motschulsky, 1858, see: Cilea.
limbipennis Bernhauer, 1932b: 160 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mulongo: Niunzu; Manyema: Katanta, r. Kasa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1942c: 366 (Coproporus; Cameroon).
▴ Distribution: Congo, Cameroon.
lividipennis Bernhauer, 1931, see: Coprotachinus.
luluanus Bernhauer, 1935, see: Coprotachinus.
luteipennis Bernhauer, 1917e: 46 (Coproporus; Type locality: Java: Preanger, Tjibintaro).
madecassus Fauvel, 1905b: 183 (Erchomus; Type locality: Diego-Suarez; baie d'Antongil: Antanambe; Tananarive; Andrangoloaka; Tsarasaotra; vallee d'Ambolo, forêt de Fitana; Andvorante. Iles Comores: Mayotte).
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965: 325 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 2000 m).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
maneei Scheerpeltz, 1934, see: ventriculus Say, 1832.
marinus Bernhauer, 1922b: 178 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mahé: Cascade Estate, 1000 ft.; Morne Blanc).
melanarius Erichson, 1839b: 252 (Tachinus; Type locality: Bengala).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; Nilghiris; India; Indomalaysia; China; Celebes; Gilolo; Mortay; New Guinea).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922a: 151 (Coproporus; Indochina).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 19 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1931: 364 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
— Cameron, 1932: 413 (Coproporus; characters; India; Ceylon).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
— Cameron, 1949b: 470 (Coproporus; China).
— Scheerpeltz, 1954: 114 (Coproporus; Ceylon).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; Sumba).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 116 (Coproporus; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1978: 225 (Coproporus; Timor).
▴ Distribution: India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia, New Guinea, China.
subdepressus Kraatz, 1859: 57 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 284 (Cilea; characters; New Guinea).
— Fauvel, 1879: 109 (Cilea; Gilolo; Mortay).
— Bernhauer, 1902b: 24 (Coproporus; Ceylon).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of melanarius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of melanarius).
— Cameron, 1932: 413 (Coproporus; synonym of melanarius).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; synonym of melanarius).
— Scheerpeltz, 1978: 225 (Coproporus; synonym of melanarius).
subpunctulatus Motschulsky, 1860a: 81 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales; Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of melanarius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of melanarius).
— Cameron, 1932: 413 (Coproporus; synonym of melanarius).
— Scheerpeltz, 1978: 225 (Coproporus; synonym of melanarius).
pusae Cameron, 1932: 414 (Coproporus; variety of melanarius; Type locality: Pusa, Bihar).
micropennis Nakane and Sawada, 1960: A125 (Erchomus; Type locality: Japan: Miyanoura, Yakushima).
— Sawada, 1965a: 147 (Erchomus; Formosa).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 66 (Erchomus; Yaku-shima Island).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Taiwan.
minimus Motschulsky, 1858a: 220 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1898a: 119 (Coproporus; Seychelles).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Coproporus; India; Burma; Annam; Tonkin; Sumatra; Nias Islands; Java; Celebes; Seychelles; Réunion).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; Nilghiris; Ceylan; Bírmanie; Annam; Tonkin; Sumatra; Nias Island; Java; Celebes; Seychelles; Réunion).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Erchomus; Java; Celebes; Seychelles; Réunion).
— H. Kolbe, 1910: 19 (Cilea; Seychelles).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 382, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Bernhauer, 1922a: 151 (Coproporus; Indochina).
— Bernhauer, 1922b: 178 (Coproporus; Seychelles).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 235 (Coproporus; Formosa).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 20 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1932: 416 (Coproporus; characters; India; Ceylon).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; Sumba; Flores).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 116 (Coproporus; Burma).
▴ Distribution: Seychelles, Mascarene Islands, India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Taiwan.
granulus Motschulsky, 1858a: 221 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Cameron, 1932: 416 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
rubiginosus Motschulsky, 1858a: 221 (Erchomus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Cameron, 1932: 416 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
tantillus Motschulsky, 1858a: 221 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Cameron, 1932: 416 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
pygmaeus Kraatz, 1859: 58 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ceylan; India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Cameron, 1932: 416 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
orientalis Solsky, 1864: 439 (Coproporus; Type locality: l'île Célébès).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Erchomus; synonym of minimus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Cameron, 1932: 416 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 236 (Coproporus; synonym of minimus).
minusculus Eppelsheim, 1895a: 124 (Cilea; Type locality: Gabon).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1942c: 365 (Coproporus; Cameroon).
— Cameron, 1952e: 833 (Coproporus; Togo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 486 (Coproporus; Guinea; Liberia; Nigeria; Cameroon; French Congo; Belgian Congo).
— Levasseur, 1966a: 1216 (Coproporus; Congo; Togo; Cameroon).
▴ Distribution: Guinea, Liberia, Togo, Nigeria, Cameroon, Gabon, Congo, French Equatorial Africa.
minutissimus Bernhauer, 1914c: 103 (Coproporus; Type locality: Philippinen: Los Banos).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Philippines, Borneo, Malaysia.
nigriceps Cameron, 1930b: 166 (Coproporus; variety of minutissimus; Type locality: North Borneo: Samawang; Malay Peninsula: Selangor).
minutus Last, 1972: 149 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Madang).
mollis Sharp, 1883: 307 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, Cerro Zunil, 4000 to 5000 feet).
monticola Cameron, 1926: 189, 191 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mussorie District; Arni Gad. Chakrata District; Kanassar, Binal Gad. Simla Hills; Gahan, Narkanda, 6000 to 9200 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 413 (Coproporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Coproporus; found under bark).
▴ Distribution: India.
morulus Lea, 1927: 276 (Coproporus; Type locality: Fiji: Ovalau).
multipunctus Last, 1972: 147 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Karkar Island).
natalensis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 192 (Coproporus; Type locality: Natal: Durban, Stamford Hill).
nepalicus Coiffait, 1982: 115 (Coproporus; Type locality: Nepal central, Gokarna, 1450 m).
nigriceps Cameron, 1930, see: minutissimus Bernhauer, 1914.
nitidulus Erichson, 1839b: 247 (Tachinus; Type locality: Puerto Rico).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1901: 88 (Erchomus; Venezuela; Mexico; Santo Domingo; Puerto Rico).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 518 (Coproporus; synonym of flavicollis).
▴ Distribution: Venezuela, West Indies, Guatemala, Mexico.
flavicollis Scriba, 1855: 297 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Venezuela).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Fauvel, 1901: 88 (Erchomus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 518 (Coproporus; [Note: Blackwelder cited flavicollis as the senior name]; characters; Cuba; Jamaica; Puerto Rico).
strigosus Sharp, 1883: 299 (Erchomus; Type locality: Mexico, Guajuco in Nuevo Leon, Saltillo in Coahuila, Cordova; Guatemala, San Geronimo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 518 (Coproporus; synonym of flavicollis).
nudus Last, 1972: 147 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Gogol River, Madang district, 75 m).
obesus Sharp, 1876: 83 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ega).
obscurior Bernhauer, 1917, see: obscurior Campbell, 1975.
obscurior Campbell, 1975: 197 (Coproporus; [Note: This name was first used as by Bernhauer, 1918, an aberration and is therefore unavailable (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5). The name became available when Campbell cited it as valid species (Article 10.2), so he is the author (Article 50.3.1)]; Type locality: Panama [Note: Locality taken from Bernhauer, 1918]).
▴ Distribution: Panama.
obscurior Bernhauer, 1918: 92 (Coproporus; aberration of rutilus; [Note: Nomen nudum; (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Panama).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; aberration of rutilus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 522 (Coproporus; synonym of rutilus).
opalescens Bernhauer, 1918: 90 (Coproporus; Type locality: Brasilien: St. Catharina).
ordinarius Last, 1972: 155 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Madang).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
orientalis Solsky, 1864, see: minimus Motschulsky, 1858.
pallidipennis Cameron, 1932b: 137 (Coproporus; Type locality: Forêt de Kawa, Lac Albert).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1950: 45 (Coproporus; Belgian Congo).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
pallidus Lynch, 1884: 108 (Erchomus; Type locality: Chacabuco).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog; Argentina; Paraguay).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Paraguay.
papuanus Cameron, 1931: 363 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mount Lamington, New Guinea).
— Cameron, 1931: 364 (Coproporus; New Guinea).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
parallelus Last, 1984: 135 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Angoram).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
partitus Fauvel, 1879: 108 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Dorei).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Last, 1972: 154 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
parvulus Cameron, 1919: 240 (Coproporus; Type locality: Singapore: Woodlands).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1933d: 395 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia.
coloratus Cameron, 1950d: 33 (Coproporus; variety of parvulus; Type locality: Kuala Lumpur).
perraulti Coiffait, 1976: 237 (Coproporus; Type locality: Tahiti: Mahaiata).
philippinus Bernhauer, 1915e: 123 (Coproporus; Type locality: Luzon: Laguna, Los Baños).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 19 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Philippines, Indonesia.
piceorufus Bernhauer, 1926f: 321 (Coproporus; Type locality: Buru).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
piceorufus Campbell, 1975, see: infectus Herman, 2001.
piceus Erichson, 1839, see: ebonus Blackwelder, 1943.
pinguis Eppelsheim, 1895: 198 (Erchomus; Type locality: Ganale Gudda, Arussi Galla).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1931d: 590 (Coproporus; Abyssinia).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia.
planus Fauvel, 1905a: 142 (Erchomus; Type locality: Tonkin. Bírmanie. Sumatra: Pajakumbo. Java: Sukabumi).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Erchomus; Java; Sumatra; Burma; Tonkin).
— Eichelbaum, 1913: 131 (Coproporus; Tanzania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 415 (Coproporus; characters; Burma; India).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania, India, Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia.
platensis Bernhauer, 1912e: 178 (Coproporus; Type locality: Argentinien: Prov. Buenos Aires).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1972: 27 (Corproporus; Argentina).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Coproporus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: Argentina.
politulus Sharp, 1883: 298 (Erchomus; Type locality: Mexico, Cordova; Guatemala, Cahabon in Vera Paz; Nicaragua, Chontales; South America, Bahia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 491 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog; Argentina; Paraguay).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay.
politus Sharp, 1876: 86 (Coproporus; Type locality: Anana).
politus Manee, 1915, see: ventriculus Say, 1832.
princeps Bernhauer, 1918: 89 (Coproporus; Type locality: West-Kolumbien: Umgebung Cali am Cauca: Villa Elvira, 1800 m; Rio Vitaco, 2200 m).
pulchellus Erichson, 1839b: 247 (Tachinus; Type locality: Puerto Rico; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]. Also cited from Columbia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; Venezuela).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 520 (Coproporus; characters; Jamaica; Haiti; Dominican Republic; Puerto Rico; Antigua; Dominica; St. Lucia; St. Vincent; Grenada; Trinidad).
— Campbell, 1975: 185 (Coproporus; lectotype designation: Puerto Rico; characters; Mexico; Alabama; Florida).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Coproporus; list of parasites).
— Israelson, 1984: 145 (Coproporus; Azores).
— Israelson, 1985: 146 (Coproporus; notes; Canary Islands).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Coproporus; Azores).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (Coproporus; checklist of species; Canary Islands).
▴ Distribution: USA, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, West Indies, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Azores, Canary Islands.
cumanensis Scriba, 1855: 297 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Venezuela).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; synonym of pulchella).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 521 (Coproporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Campbell, 1975: 185 (Coproporus; synonym of pulchellus).
infimus Jacquelin du Val, 1857a: 33 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, presumably Cuba).
— Chevrolat and Fauvel, 1863: 430 (Coproporus; characters; Cuba).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 9 (Coproporus; characters; Florida).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 521 (Coproporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Campbell, 1975: 185 (Coproporus; synonym of pulchellus).
distans Sharp, 1876: 92 (Coproporus; Type locality: Rio Purus; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]).
— Sharp, 1883: 299 (Erchomus; notes; Guatemala; Nicaragua).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 521 (Coproporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Campbell, 1975: 186 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; synonym of pulchellus).
brevis Lindberg, 1953: 5 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Tenerife: Puerto de la Cruz; Tacoronte. Gran Canaria: Las Palmas).
pumilio Eppelsheim, 1884, see: Dictyon.
punctatellus Bernhauer, 1934b: 218 (Coproporus; Type locality: Argentinien: Prov. Santiago d. Estero).
puncticollis Cameron, 1933d: 395 (Coproprorus; Type locality: Sumatra: Fort de Kock).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
punctipennis Kraatz, 1859, see: brunnicollis Motschulsky, 1858.
punctipennis LeConte, 1863, see: lecontei Blackwelder, 1938.
punctulatus Melsheimer, 1844, see: ventriculus Say, 1832.
punctulipennis Bernhauer, 1932b: 159 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mulongo: Niunzu).
pusae Cameron, 1932, see: melanarius Erichson, 1839.
pygmaeus Kraatz, 1859, see: minimus Motschulsky, 1858.
renominatus Blackwelder, 1944: 152 (Coproporus; replacement name for testaceus Bernhauer; [Note: Blackwelder proposed renominatus to replace testaceus Bernhauer which was preoccupied by testaceus LeConte, 1863. LeConte (1863a) used the name in Bryoporus and Hypocyptus]).
testaceus Bernhauer, 1918: 92 (Coproporus; [preoccupied; “not LeConte, 1863” according to Blackwelder, 1944: 152]; Type locality: Kolumbien: Honda am Magdalenenstrom).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 152 (Coproporus; synonym of renominatus).
repletus Herman, 2001: 55 (Coproporus; replacement name for affinis Sharp).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala.
affinis Sharp, 1883: 301 (Erchomus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Guatemala, Guatemala city).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 55 (Coproporus; synonym of repletus).
retipennis Fauvel, 1905b: 182 (Erchomus; Type locality: Diego-Suarez; Suberbieville).
retrusus Sharp, 1876: 84 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ega).
rivularis Lea, 1899: 531 (Cilea; Type locality: Tumbulgum, Tweed River, N.S.W.).
— Blackburn, 1902: 19 (not a Cilea).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
rotundatus Sharp, 1876: 81 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ega).
rubiginosus Motschulsky, 1858, see: minimus Motschulsky, 1858.
rubricollis W. J. MacLeay, 1873: 137 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Gayndah).
— Fauvel, 1877: 279 (Cilea; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 900 (Tachyporus; characters; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
rudebecki Scheerpeltz, 1974: 195 (Coproporus; Type locality: Transvaal: Pienaars River, 13 miles E of Pretoria).
▴ Distribution: South Africa.
rufescens Sharp, 1876: 90 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ega).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; Venezuela).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Brazil, Venezuela.
ruficollis Cameron, 1926: 190 (Coproporus; Type locality: Dehra Dun; Nun Nadi).
— Cameron, 1932: 421 (Coproporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
ruficornis Sharp, 1883: 303 (Erchomus; Type locality: Mexico, Guanajuato).
rufiventris Cameron, 1919: 238 (Coproporus; Type locality: Singapore: Bukit Timah; Mandai).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1921a: 382, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
rufopiceus Bernhauer, 1917e: 44 (Coproporus; Type locality: Formosa: Takao).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Coproporus; Formosa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
rufulus Bernhauer, 1926f: 321 (Coproporus; Type locality: Buru).
rufus Kraatz, 1859: 59 (Coproporus; Type locality: India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Eichelbaum, 1913: 131 (Coproporus; Tanzania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 421 (Coproporus; characters; East Indies; Celebes; Formosa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1976: 334 (Erchomus; Malaysia).
— Coiffait, 1986: 394 (Coproporus; Saudi Arabia).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania, Saudi Arabia, “East Indies”, Malaysia, Indonesia, Taiwan.
fulvus Motschulsky, 1858a: 220 (Erchomus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of rufus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; synonym of rufus).
— Cameron, 1934d: 80 (synonym of rufus; type examined).
rugosellus Fauvel, 1878f: 279 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Hatam, Andai).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Last, 1972: 153 (Coproporus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
rutilus Erichson, 1839b: 253 (Tachinus; Type locality: Amer. insul.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]. Originally cited from Amer. ins. Puerto Rico et St. Thoma; Columbia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Sharp, 1883: 304 (Erchomus; Mexico; British Honduras; Guatemala; Nicaragua; Antilles; Colombia).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; Venezuela).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1918: 91 (Coproporus; characters; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 4 (Coproporus; characters; Texas).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 522 (Coproporus; characters; Puerto Rico; St.Thomas; St. Croix; Montserrat; Dominica; St. Vincent; Grenadines; Grenada; Trinidad).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960c: 132 (Coproporus; Bolivia; Mexico; Central America; tropical South America to Argentina).
— Campbell, 1975: 195 (Coproporus; lectotype designation: Amer. insul.; characters; Mexico; Louisiana; Mississippi; Texas).
— Scheerpeltz, 1975a: 244 (Coproporus; collecting notes; Brazil).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Coproporus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: USA, Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, Nicaragua, West Indies, Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina.
brevis Scriba, 1855: 296 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Venezuela).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of rutilus).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; synonym of rutila).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; synonym of rutilus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 4 (Coproporus; synonym of rutilus).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 522 (Coproporus; synonym of rutilus).
— Campbell, 1975: 195 (Coproporus; synonym of rutilus).
sanguinolentus Motschulsky, 1858a: 220 (Erchomus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1926: 190 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 412 (Coproporus; characters; East Indies).
— Cameron, 1933b: 349 (Coproporus; characters; British North Borneo).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1934d: 80 (Erchomus; type examined).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”, Borneo, Indonesia, Philippines.
scaphoides Cameron, 1928f: 411 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mt. Poi).
schoutedeni Bernhauer, 1929, see: Coprotachinus.
scitulus Weise, 1877: 91 (Erchomus; Type locality: Hagi; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995a]).
— Sharp, 1888: 387 (Erchomus; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Watanabe, 1961: 355 (Erchomus; Izu Islands).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Erchomus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 46 (Erchomus; China).
— Schülke, 1995a: 38 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; notes; Primorie).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China, Russia.
sculptus Bernhauer, 1932b: 161 (Coproporus; Type locality: Tengo-Katanga, Manyema).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1950: 45 (Coproporus; Belgian Congo).
— Tottenham, 1961: 205 (Coproporus; Senegal).
▴ Distribution: Congo, Senegal.
scutellatus Sharp, 1876: 93 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ega).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog; Argentina; Paraguay).
▴ Distribution: Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay.
secretus Bernhauer, 1917, see: dilutus Motschulsky, 1860.
segnis Sharp, 1883: 301 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala: Capetillo; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]. Also cited from Guatemala: Guatemala city; Cerro Zunil, 4000 feet; Balheu and Purula in Vera Paz).
— Fauvel, 1891: 121 (Cilea; Venezuela).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1975: 188 (Coproporus; lectotype designation: Capetillo, Guat.; characters; Guatemala; Mexico; Florida).
▴ Distribution: Venezuela, Guatemala, Mexico, USA.
selangorensis Cameron, 1950d: 32 (Coproporus; Type locality: Selangor: Bukit Kutu).
▴ Distribution: Malaysia.
sepikensis Last, 1972: 149 (Coproporus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Kamindibit, Middle Sepik, Main River).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
sharpi Cameron, 1922: 123 (Coproporus; Type locality: St. Vincent).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 513 (Coproporus; characters; Antigua; Montserrat; St. Lucia; St. Vincent).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
similis Sharp, 1876: 82 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ega).
sinuatus Sharp, 1883: 302 (Erchomus; Type locality: Nicaragua, Grenada, Chontales; Panama, Bugaba, 800 to 1500 feet; South America, Venezuela, Colombia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Nicaragua, Colombia, Venezuela.
sparsus Blackwelder, 1938: 7 (Coproporus; Type locality: Fort Grant, Arizona).
spectabilis Kraatz, 1859, see: latus Motschulsky, 1858.
speculum Fauvel, 1878f: 283 (Cilea; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Vandamen).
splendens Bernhauer, 1929, see: Coprotachinus.
splendidus Cameron, 1941c: 386 (Coproporus; Type locality: Philippines: Mindanao: Pt. Bango).
▴ Distribution: Philippines.
strigosus Sharp, 1883, see: nitidulus Erichson, 1839.
subdepressus Kraatz, 1859, see: melanarius Erichson, 1839.
subglaber Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Coproporus; Type locality: Hoozan; Kankau [Koshun]).
subpunctatus Eppelsheim, 1895a: 122 (Cilea; Type locality: Togoland).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1952e: 833 (Coproporus; Dahomey; Togo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1971c: 171 (Coproporus; Cameroon; Nigeria; Togo).
▴ Distribution: Togo, Benin, Nigeria, Cameroon.
subpunctulatus Motschulsky, 1860, see: melanarius Erichson, 1839.
substriatus Bernhauer, 1929f: 128 (Coproporus; Type locality: Eala: Nid. Eisserin).
substrigellus Bernhauer, 1912e: 178 (Coproporus; Type locality: Argentinien: Prov. Tucuman).
subsulcatus Bernhauer, 1934b: 218 (Coproporus; Type locality: Argentinien: Misiones: Loreto).
▴ Distribution: Argentina.
sulcicollis Bernhauer, 1928: 19 (Coproporus; Type locality: Sumatra: Fort de Kock, 920 m).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Coproporus; Java).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
sumatrensis Bernhauer, 1928: 18 (Coproporus; Type locality: Sumatra: Fort de Kock).
— Cameron, 1933b: 349 (Coproporus; characters; British North Borneo).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Coproporus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia, Borneo.
tachiniformis Bernhauer, 1918: 91 (Coproporus; Type locality: Brasilien: St. Catharina).
tachyporiformis Bernhauer, 1910b: 386 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mexiko: Vera Cruz, Cordoba).
tachyporinus Sharp, 1883: 299 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, Zapote, Senahu in Vera Paz; Nicaragua, Chontales).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1971b: 205 (Coproporus; Guatemala; Salvador; Nicaragua).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua.
tachyporoides Kraatz, 1859: 60 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ceylan; India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of limbifer).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922b: 178 (Coproporus; Seychelles).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 418 (Coproporus; characters; Ceylon; India).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Coproporus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 235 (Coproporus; Sumba).
▴ Distribution: Seychelles, India, Sri Lanka, “East Indies”, Indonesia.
tambulensis Last, 1984: 134 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Mt. Giluwe, Tambul).
tantillus Motschulsky, 1858, see: minimus Motschulsky, 1858.
tenuicornis Bernhauer, 1912, see: Coprotachinus.
tenuipunctatus Fauvel, 1901: 88 (Erchomus; Type locality: Colombie: chemin de San Antonio à la Cueva).
tereticornis Fauvel, 1901: 87 (Erchomus; Type locality: Colombie: chemin de San Antonio à la Cueva).
terminalis Erichson, 1839b: 250 (Tachinus; Type locality: Puerto Rico).
— Guérin-Méneville, 1857: 32 (Tachinus; characters; Puerto Rico; Cuba).
— Chevrolat and Fauvel, 1863: 429 (Coproporus; characters; Cuba).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 522 (Coproporus; synonym of rutilus).
— Campbell, 1975: 197 (Coproporus; valid species; characters).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
testaceus Bernhauer, 1918, see: renominatus Blackwelder, 1944.
tinctus Sharp, 1876: 91 (Coproporus; Type locality: Rio Purus).
triangulus Cameron, 1920: 49 (Coproporus; Type locality: Dikoya, alt. 3800–4200 feet).
— Cameron, 1926: 191 (Coproporus; characters in key).
— Cameron, 1932: 422 (Coproporus; characters; Ceylon; Malay Peninsula).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, “Malay Peninsula”.
trinitatis Blackwelder, 1943: 516 (Coproporus; Type locality: Trinidad: the Tacarigua River, 2 miles north of Tacarigua or 4 miles northeast of St. Augustine).
▴ Distribution: West Indies.
tristis W. J. MacLeay, 1873: 136 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Gayndah).
— Fauvel, 1877: 279 (Cilea; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 899 (Tachyporus; characters; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
trisulensis Coiffait, 1982: 114 (Coproporus; Type locality: Nepal: Trisuli Tal bei Dunche, 2000 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
tropicus R. Sahlberg, 1844: 520 (Tachinus; Type locality: Rio Janeiro).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
truncatus Sharp, 1883: 300 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, Zapote, Cerro Zunil, 4000 to 5000 ft.; Nicaragua, Grenada).
usambarae Bernhauer, 1912, see: Coprotachinus.
ustus Tottenham, 1961: 205 (Coproporus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Article 13.1.1), cited from Senegal with Bernhauer as author but I find no description of the species by either Bernhauer or Tottenham]).
varians Cameron, 1920b: 284 (Coproporus; Type locality: Woodlands).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Coproporus; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1928f: 411 (Coproporus; Borneo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Singapore, Borneo.
ventralis Sharp, 1883: 306 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, El Tumbador 2500 feet).
ventralis Bernhauer, 1928, see: bernhaueri Scheerpeltz, 1934.
ventriculus Say, 1832: 53 [= 1834: 466] (Tachyporus; Type locality: Pennsylvania).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachinus; Lake Superior).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 108 (Erchomus; characters; east of the Rocky Mountains).
— Provancher, 1877: 241 (Coproporus; characters; Quebec).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Erchomus; New Mexico).
— Blatchley, 1910: 449 (Erchomus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Notman, 1920b: 706 (Erchomus; Florida).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 3 (Coproporus; characters; New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Louisiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, California, Orgegon, Washington, Ontario, Manitoba).
— Malkin, 1944: 30 (Coproporus; Idaho; Washington).
— Hatch, 1957: 125 (Erchomus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1975: 180 (Coproporus; characters; eastern Canada and USA; Saskatchewan; Northwest Territories; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon; California; New Mexico; Colorado).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Coproporus; found under bark).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 96 (Coproporus; checklist of species; Canada).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Coproporus; Maine).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 479 (Coproporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
acuductus Kirby, 1837: 90 (Tachyporus; Type locality: America Borealis: Cumberland-house, lat. 54°).
— Erichson, 1840: 920 (Tachyporus; characters; America borealis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— LeConte, 1873: 327 (Tachyporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Horn, 1876: 151 (Tachyporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Horn, 1877: 126 (Erchomus; synonym of ventriculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 3 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Campbell, 1975: 180 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
affinis Kirby, 1837: 91 (Tachyporus; Type locality: America Borealis: Cumberland-house, lat. 54°).
— Erichson, 1840: 920 (Tachyporus; characters; America borealis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— LeConte, 1873: 327 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Horn, 1877: 126 (Erchomus; synonym of ventriculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 3 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Campbell, 1975: 180 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
gibbulus Erichson, 1839b: 252 (Tachinus; Type locality: America septentrionalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]).
— Erichson, 1840: 920 (Tachinus; synonym of ventriculus).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachinus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Horn, 1877: 126 (Erchomus; synonym of ventriculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 3 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Campbell, 1975: 180 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; synonym of ventriculus).
punctulatus Melsheimer, 1844: 32 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Pennsylvania).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachyporus; Lake Superior).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; variety of ventriculus).
— Horn, 1877: 126 (Erchomus; synonym of ventriculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; variety of ventriculus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 3 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Campbell, 1975: 180 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
flavidus Casey, 1885a: 141 (Erchomus; Type locality: Jenkintown, near Philadelphia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]).
— Horn, 1885a: 109 (Erchomus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 3 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Campbell, 1975: 180 (Coproporus; lectotype designation; synonym of ventriculus).
politus Manee, 1915: 175 (Erchomus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Southern Pines, N.C.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1975]. No locality originally cited, but presumably North Carolina).
— Blackwelder, 1938: 3 (Coproporus; synonym of ventriculus).
— Campbell, 1975: 180 (Coproporus; lectotype designation: Southern Pines, N.C.; synonym of ventriculus).
maneei Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; replacement name for politus Manee).
vicinus Sharp, 1883: 305 (Erchomus; Type locality: Guatemala, Guatemala city, Zapote, San Geronimo).
vinsoni Cameron, 1935: 36 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mauritius: Rose Hill).
wauensis Last, 1984: 135 (Coproporus; Type locality: New Guinea: Wau).
weberi Blackwelder, 1943: 517 (Coproporus; Type locality: Trinidad: St. Augustine).
wittei Bernhauer, 1932b: 160 (Coproporus; Type locality: Katanga: Kansenia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1519 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1961: 205 (Coproporus; Senegal).
▴ Distribution: Congo, Senegal.
zuluensis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 194 (Coproporus; Type locality: Natal: Zululand, Mseleni).
Coprotachinus
[7 species; Ethiopian Region]
Coprotachinus Cameron, 1933: 44 (species included: congoensis). Type Species: Tachinus congoensis Cameron, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Blackwelder, 1952: 107 (type species: congoensis).
— Campbell, 1994a: 25 (revision; description; key to species).
ampliatus Fauvel, 1905d: 198 (Erchomus; Type locality: Gabon: Loango.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1994a]. Also cited from Cameroun).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 485 (Coproporus; Nigeria; Cameroon; French Congo; Belgian Congo).
— Campbell, 1994a: 42 (Coprotachinus; description; lectotype designation: Loango, Gabon; Cameroon; Equatorial Guinea; Gabon; Ghana; Ivory Coast; South Africa; Zaire).
▴ Distribution: South Africa, Congo, Central African Republic, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Ghana, Ivory Coast.
tenuicornis Bernhauer, 1912f: 207 (Coproporus; Type locality: Südost Kamerun: Lolodorf; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1994a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1994a: 42 (Coprotachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of ampliatus).
congoensis Cameron, 1926a: 283 (Tachinus; Type locality: Pulo Bunzi, Belgian Congo; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1994a]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 485 (Coprotachinus; French Congo; Belgian Congo).
— Levasseur, 1968a: 55 (Coprotachinus; Central African Republic).
— Campbell, 1994a: 42 (Coprotachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of ampliatus).
schoutedeni Bernhauer, 1929f: 127 (Coproporus; Type locality: Belgian Congo: Kasai: Makumbi; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1994a]. Also cited from Belgian Congo Haut-Uele: Moto, Watsa).
— Cameron, 1933: 44 (Coprotachinus; synonym of congoensis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 485 (Coprotachinus; synonym of congoensis).
— Campbell, 1994a: 42 (Coprotachinus; lectotype designation: Kasai, Makumbi, Belgian Congo; synonym of ampliatus).
burgeoni Bernhauer, 1929f: 128 (Coproporus; Type locality: Ituri: La Moto: Madyu; Haut-Uele: Moto, Watsa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1994a: 38 (Coprotachinus; description; Cameroon; Congo; Ghana; Rwanda; Nigeria; Tanzania; Togo; Uganda; Zaire).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Congo, Cameroon, Nigeria, Togo.
cameroni Campbell, 1994a: 44 (Coprotachinus; Type locality: Congo Belge: P.N.A., Massif Ruwenzori, Kalonge, 2210 m).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
congoensis Cameron, 1926, see: ampliatus Fauvel, 1905.
crassicornis Cameron, 1956, see: habrocerinus Eppelsheim, 1895.
cyanescens Bernhauer, 1929, see: diversicornis Eppelsheim, 1895.
diversicornis Eppelsheim, 1895a: 122 (Cilea; Type locality: Gabon).
— Fauvel, 1907: 49 (Erchomus; Usambara; Gabon; Togo; Voi).
— Eichelbaum, 1913: 131 (Coproporus; Tanzania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1942c: 366 (Coproporus; Cameroon).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 486 (Coproporus; Liberia; Nigeria; Cameroon; French Congo; Belgian Congo; Kenya; Uganda; Tanganyika).
— Levasseur, 1966a: 1216 (Coproporus; Congo).
— Levasseur, 1968a: 55 (Coproporus; Central African Republic).
— Campbell, 1994a: 33 (Coprotachinus; description; Angola; Cameroon; Congo; Ethiopia; Gabon; Ghana; Guinea; Ivory Coast; Malawi; Rwanda; Tanzania; Uganda; Zaire).
▴ Distribution: Guinea, Liberia, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Togo, Nigeria, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Gabon, Angola, Malawi, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia.
cyanescens Bernhauer, 1929f: 127 (Coproporus; Type locality: Haut-Uele: Moto; Manyema: Niemba-Tengo, Niemba-Kalembe; Kasai: Makumbi, Ngombe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1942c: 366 (Coproporus; Cameroon).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 486 (Coproporus; French Congo; Belgian Congo).
— Campbell, 1994a: 33 (Coprotachinus; synonym of diversicornis).
luluanus Bernhauer, 1935d: 104 (Coproporus; Type locality: Lulua; Kapanga).
ruandae Cameron, 1956: 183 (Leucoparyphus; subgenus Coprotachinus; variety of senegalensis; Type locality: Ruanda: Kayove, 2000 m, terr. Kisenyi).
gracilicornis Bernhauer, 1929f: 129 (Coproporus; Type locality: Haut-Uele: Watsa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 486 (Coproporus; French Congo; Belgian Congo).
— Campbell, 1994a: 45 (Coprotachinus; description; Angola; Congo; Ethiopia; Gabon; Ghana; Ivory Coast; Kenya; Rwanda; Zaire).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Congo, Angola, Gabon, French Equatorial Africa, Ghana, Ivory Coast.
splendens Bernhauer, 1929f: 130 (Coproporus; Type locality: Kasai: Ngombe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1518 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1994a: 45 (Coprotachinus; synonym of gracilicornis).
lividipennis Bernhauer, 1931d: 589 (Coproporus; Type locality: Abyssinia: Jem-Jem Forest, ca. 8,000 ft. and 9,000 ft.).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1517 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1994a: 45 (Coprotachinus; synonym of gracilicornis).
habrocerinus Eppelsheim, 1895a: 123 (Cilea; Type locality: Gabon).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 490 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1952e: 833 (Coproporus; Togo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1971c: 171 (Coproporus; Cameroon).
— Campbell, 1994a: 35 (Coprotachinus; description; Angola; Burundi; Cameroon; Congo; Equatorial Guinea; Gabon; Ghana; Ivory Coast; Nigeria; Rwanda; Tanzania; Togo; Sierra Leone; South Africa; Uganda; Zaire; Zambia).
▴ Distribution: South Africa, Angola, Zambia, Tanzania, Burundi, Rwanda, Congo, Congo Republic, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Nigeria, Togo, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone.
crassicornis Cameron, 1956: 183 (Leucoparyphus; Type locality: Ruanda: Kayove, 2000 m, terr. Kisenyi).
— Tottenham, 1956: 232, 328 (Cilea; notes; Ruanda).
— Campbell, 1994a: 35 (Coprotachinus; synonym of habrocerinus).
lividipennis Bernhauer, 1931, see: gracilicornis Bernhauer, 1929.
luluanus Bernhauer, 1935, see: diversicornis Eppelsheim, 1895.
ruandae Cameron, 1956, see: diversicornis Eppelsheim, 1895.
schoutedeni Bernhauer, 1929, see: ampliatus Fauvel, 1905.
senegalensis Cameron, 1949, see: usambarae Bernhauer, 1912.
splendens Bernhauer, 1929, see: gracilicornis Bernhauer, 1929.
tenuicornis Bernhauer, 1912, see: ampliatus Fauvel, 1905.
tenuissimus Tottenham, 1956, see: usambarae Bernhauer, 1912.
usambarae Bernhauer, 1912f: 207 (Coproporus; Type locality: Usambara).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 493 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1994a: 32 (Coprotachinus; description; Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zaire).
▴ Distribution: Senegal, Ivory Coast, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Congo, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda.
senegalensis Cameron, 1949a: 323 (Coprotachinus; Type locality: Côte d'Ivoire: Tonkoui, alt. 900–1200 m).
tenuissimus Tottenham, 1956: 330 (Cilea; Type locality: Ruanda: terr. Kisenyi, Kayove, 2000 m).
Euconosoma
[4 species; Palaearctic and Oriental Regions]
Euconosoma Cameron, 1918c: 215 (species included: elegans). Type species: Euconosoma elegans Cameron, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 154 (type species: elegans).
— Campbell, 1976a: 139 (characters; review of and key to species).
— Hammond, 1984: 207 (cited as Eucononosoma; checklist of species of Borneo).
Heterotachinus Wendeler, 1930: 248 (species included: maculatus). Type species: Heterotachinus maculatus Wendeler, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (world catalog supplement).
— Cameron, 1937: 35 (synonym of of Euconosoma).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 186 (type species: maculatus).
elegans Cameron, 1918, see: picta Bernhauer, 1903.
loebli Campbell, 1987a: 233 (Euconosoma; Type locality: Thailand: Chiang Mai, Doi Suthep, 1450 m).
maculata Wendeler, 1930: 248 (Heterotachinus; Type locality: Ost-Java, Kendeng-Gebirge, 3000–4000′).
nepalensis Campbell, 1976a: 141 (Euconosoma; Type locality: Nepal: Ktmd. [Katmandu] Godavari, 6000 ft.).
picta Bernhauer, 1903a: 25 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Soekaranda, Sumatra; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976a]. Originally cited from Sumatra).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Euconosoma; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1937: 35 (Euconosoma; Java).
— Campbell, 1976a: 144 (Euconosoma; lectotype designation: Soekaranda, Sumatra; characters; Sumatra).
— Campbell, 1987a: 235 (Euconosoma; characters).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia, Borneo.
elegans Cameron, 1918c: 216 (Euconosoma; Type locality: Borneo: Quop, W. Sarawak).
Lamprinodes
[3 species; Palaearctic Region]
Lamprinodes Luze, 1901: 180, 181 (species included: saginatus, hammarstroemi, nigricornis, haematopterus, pictus). Type species: Tachyporus saginatus Gravenhorst, fixed by subsequent designation by R. Lucas, 1920: 360.
— Sharp, 1871d: 10 (list of British species; cited as Lamprinus).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 181 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 83 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (subgenus of Tachyporus).
— Porta, 1926: 126 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 320 (key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 409 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Joy, 1932: 89 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (world catalog supplement).
— Tottenham, 1939d: 229 (type species designation: Lamprinodes).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380, 425 (type species: saginatus Gravenhorst; checklist of British species).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 200 (characters; Danish species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 208 (type species).
— Székessy, 1963: 68 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 241 (characters; key to central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 39 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 107 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 150 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (list of British species).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 201 (catalog; Poland).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 133 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Segers, 1986: 56 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 41 (characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— M. Hansen, Liljehult, Mahler, and Pedersen, 1995: 30 (additional records to Danish list of species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (additions to list of Danish species).
fairmairei Leprieur, 1853: LX (Tachinus; replacement name for pictus Fairmaire; original spelling was fairmairii).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; cited as fairmairei; catalog).
— Rottenberg, 1870: 28 (Tachinus; cited as fairmairei; Sicily).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVIII [= 1876: 227] (Tachyporus; synonym of pictus).
— Fauvel, 1878: 134 [= 1878a: 54] (Tachyporus; cited as fairmairei; synonym of pictus).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Tachyporus; cited as fairmairei; synonym of pictus).
— Luze, 1901: 183 (Tachyporus; cited as fairmairei; synonym of pictus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; cited as fairmairei; cited as fairmairei; synonym of pictus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinodes; cited as fairmairei; synonym of pictus).
— Herman, 2001: 34 (Lamprinodes; valid name for species).
▴ Distribution: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Spain, Italy, Caucasus.
pictus Fairmaire, 1852: 71 (Tachinus; [preoccupied; pictus has been cited as the senior name by most workers]; Type locality: Sicile).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Tachinus; Algeciras).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of fairmairei).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of fairmairei).
— Pandellé, 1869: 298 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinus; characters; Sicily; Algeria; Cyprus; Spain).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVII [= 1876: 226] (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinus; Spain; Italy; Sicily; Cyprus; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1878: 134 [= 1878a: 54] (Tachyporus; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Tachyporus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Luze, 1901: 183 (Lamprinodes; characters; Spain; Algeria; Sicily; Italy; Caucasus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinodes; catalog).
— Sparacio, 1995: 169 (Lamprinodes; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Lamprinodes; Italy).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Lamprinodes; Cyprus).
— Herman, 2001: 34 (Lamprinodes; synonym of fairmairei).
luctuosus Fairmaire, 1855: 312 (Tachinus; replacement name for pictus Fairmaire. Also cited from Algeria and Cyprus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of fairmairei).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of fairmairei).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVIII [= 1876: 227] (Tachyporus; synonym of pictus).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Tachyporus; synonym of pictus).
— Luze, 1901: 183 (Tachyporus; synonym of pictus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; synonym of pictus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinodes; synonym of pictus).
haematopterus Kraatz, 1857d: 429 (Lamprinus; Type locality: Heidelberg).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 980 (Lamprinus; characters; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Lamprinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 298 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Lamprinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 604 [= 1876: 86] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Germany; Austria).
— Rey, 1882: 206 (Lamprinus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 353 (Lamprinus; characters; Austria; France; Germany).
— Luze, 1901: 182 (Lamprinodes; characters; Germany; Austria; France).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Lamprinodes; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinodes; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 320 (Lamprinodes; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1507 (Lamprinodes; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 241 (Lamprinodes; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 71 (Lamprinodes; Holland; Luxembourg; Belgium; France; Switzerland; Italy; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Germany; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Lamprinodes; checklist; Germany; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 43 (Lamprinodes; characters; Hungary).
— Franc, 1993: 308 (Lamprinodes; synecthrical myrmecophile; Slovakia).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lamprinodes; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing, 1994a: 13, 24 (Lamprinodes; notes; wing length; xerothermous sites; Germany).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Lamprinodes; Italy).
— Gerend and Braunert, 1997: 202 (Lamprinodes; notes; Luxembourg).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
hammarstroemi Luze, 1901, see: saginatus Gravenhorst, 1806.
luctuosus Fairmaire, 1855, see: fairmairei Leprieur, 1853.
nigricornis Gyllenhal, 1827, see: saginatus Gravenhorst, 1806.
pictus Fairmaire, 1852, see: fairmairei Leprieur, 1853.
saginatus Gravenhorst, 1806: 6 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Brunsvigae).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 515 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Erichson, 1839a: 393 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 287 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 234 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Märkel, 1841: 216 (Tachinus; in Formica rufa nest).
— Märkel, 1845: 233 (Tachyporus; with Formica rufa and F. fuliginosa).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 680 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Kiesenwetter, 1851a: 413 (Tachyporus; Mont Serrat).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Tachyporus; Granada).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 429 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 169, 980 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 152 (Lamprinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Lamprinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 298 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinus; characters; Sweden; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Lamprinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 604 [= 1876: 86] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Britain; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Russia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 285 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 190 (Lamprinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 203 (Lamprinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 197 (Lamprinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 353 (Lamprinus; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901: 181 (Lamprinodes; characters; central and northern Europe).
— Johansen, 1914: 321 (Lamprinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinodes; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 320 (Lamprinodes; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1507 (Lamprinodes; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 201 (Lamprinodes; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 241 (Lamprinodes; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 39 (Lamprinodes; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 69 (Lamprinodes; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Britain; Holland; Luxembourg; Belgium; France; Switzerland; Italy; Romania; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Poland; Austria; Germany).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Lamprinodes; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Lamprinodes; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 42 (Lamprinodes; characters; Hungary).
— Franc, 1993: 308 (Lamprinodes; synecthrical myrmecophile; Slovakia).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lamprinodes; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Lamprinodes; Italy).
— Cibuļskis, 1998: 67 (Lamprinodes; Latvia).
— Eyre, Luff, and Lott, 2000: 33 (Lamprinodes; Britain).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
nigricornis Gyllenhal, 1827: 469 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Sparrsäter Vestrogothiae).
— Erichson, 1839b: 242 (Tachyporus; characters; Vestrogothia).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (type species of Lamprinus).
— Thomson, 1861: 152 (Lamprinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Lamprinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 307 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 285 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Luze, 1901: 182 (Lamprinodes; characters; Sweden).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinodes; catalog).
— Palm, 1966: 39 (Lamprinodes; synonym of saginatus).
hammarstroemi Luze, 1901: 182 (Lamprinodes; Type locality: Finland: Provinz Karelien, Tohmajaroi, 60° nördl. Br.).
Lamprinus
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Lamprinus Heer, 1839: 286 (species included: lasserrei). Type species: Lamprinus lasserrei Heer, fixed by monotypy.
— Lacordaire, 1854: 52 (characters; notes).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 24 (synonym of Tachyporus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 428 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (characters; type species: nigricornis).
— Schaum, 1859: 25 (catalog; European species).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 980 (characters).
— Thomson, 1861: 152 (characters).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 26 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (catalog).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 63 (subgenus of Tachyporus; catalog; European species).
— Pandellé, 1869: 296 (subgenus of Tachyporus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— Fauvel, 1875: 593 [= 1876: 75] (synonym of Tachyporus).
— Rey, 1882: 198 (characters; key to French species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 406 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 432 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 97 (subgenus of Tachyporus; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 40 (subgenus of Tachyporus; list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 353 (characters; key to middle European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 181 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters).
— Petri, 1912: 83 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 320 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (subgenus of Tachyporus).
— Porta, 1926: 126 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1507 (world catalog supplement).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380 (type species: lasserei Heer; notes).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 208 (type species: lasserrei).
— Székessy, 1963: 68 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 241 (characters; key to central European species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 107 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 150 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 201 (catalog; Poland).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (in list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 41 (characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (in list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (in list of species of Italy).
Lathria Gistel, 1856: 30 (species included: lasserrei; preoccupied by Swainson, 1831). Type species: Lamprinus lasserrei Heer, fixed by monotypy.
erythropterus Panzer, 1796c: 21 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Germania).
— Panzer, 1808: 20 (Oxyporus; [Note: Cited here as a new species “mihi” on the illustration with no citation to an earlier usage but I assume it referred to his previously described species]; characters; illustrations).
— Erichson, 1839b: 234 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 823 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 477 (Tachyporus; characters; France; Switzerland).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 430 (Lamprinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 169, 980 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Lamprinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 297 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinus; characters; France; Switzerland; Austria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Lamprinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 605 [= 1876: 87] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Germany; Switzerland; Austria).
— Rey, 1882: 201 (Lamprinus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 353 (Lamprinus; characters; middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901: 184 (Lamprinus; characters; central Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Lamprinus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 320 (Lamprinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1507 (Lamprinus; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 241 (Lamprinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 72 (Lamprinus; Romania; Poland; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Switzerland; France; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Segers, 1986: 56 (Lamprinus; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Lamprinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; France; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 41 (Lamprinus; characters; Hungary).
— Franc, 1993: 308 (Lamprinus; synecthrical myrmecophile; Slovakia).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Lamprinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Lamprinodes; Italy).
— Assing, 1998d (Lamprinus; collecting notes; Germany).
— Schülke, 1998i: 147 (Lamprinus; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
lasserrei Heer, 1839: 286 (Lamprinus; Type locality: Genf).
— Heer, 1841: 585 (Lamprinus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 430 (Lamprinus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Lamprinus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 297 (Tachyporus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Rey, 1882: 202 (Lamprinus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 353 (Lamprinus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Luze, 1901: 184 (Tachyporus; synonym of erythropterus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (Tachyporus; subgenus Lamprinus; synonym of erythropterus).
haematopterus Kraatz, 1857, see: Lamprinodes.
lasserrei Heer, 1839, see: erythropterus Panzer, 1796.
Leucotachinus
[3 species; Neotropical and Australian Regions]
Leucotachinus Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 411 (species included: luteonitens). Type species: Tachinus luteonitens Fairmaire and Germain, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
grandipennis Bernhauer, 1935c: 92 (Tachinus; Type locality: S. Chile: Prov. Llanquihue, Casa Pangue).
luteonitens Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 425 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, presumably Chile).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 332 [= 1866b: 83] (Tachinus; characters; Chile).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 412 (Leucotachinus; characters; Chile).
▴ Distribution: Chile.
novitius Blackburn, 1891: 68 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mountains of Victoria).
Nitidotachinus
[12 species; Nearctic, Palaearctic, and Oriental Regions]
Nitidotachinus Campbell, 1993: 522 (species included: adachii, agilis, tachyporoides, taiwanensis, excellens, sawadai, impunctatus, lanei, scrutator, horni). Type species: Tachinus tachyporoides Horn, by original designation.
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 470 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (5 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
adachii Watanabe and Shibata, 1961b: 37 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Gunma Pref.: near Nidoage).
— Campbell, 1993: 527 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 2000e: 907 (Nitidotachinus; compared to japonicus).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
agilis Horn, 1877: 95 (Tachinus; Type locality: Crystal Springs, California; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 113 (Tachinus; characters; Washington; Idaho).
— Campbell, 1973: 26 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Arizona; California; Idaho; Nevada; Oregon; Utah).
— Campbell, 1988: 235 (Tachinus; California; Idaho; Oregon; Utah; Washington).
— Campbell, 1993: 528 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Washington, Oregon, California, Arizona).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
discoideus Melsheimer, 1844, see: scrutator Gemminger and Harold, 1868.
dui L.-Z. Li, 1999: 197, 199 (Nitidotachinus; Type locality: China: Zhejiang Province, Linan, West Tianmushan).
excellens Bernhauer, 1938a: 23 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mandschurei: Hengtaohotze).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; cited as exceliens; China).
— Campbell, 1993: 530 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Manchuria).
— Campbell, 1995a: 45 (Nitidotachinus; notes; characters; Primorskij; Japan).
— Schülke, 2000e: 907, 909 (Nitidotachinus; compared to japonicus; notes; Russia: Chabarovsk; Primorye).
▴ Distribution: Russia, China, Japan.
sawadai Watanabe and Shibata, 1961b: 36 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Gunma Pref.: near Nidoage).
— Campbell, 1993: 531 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Japan).
— Campbell, 1995a: 45 (Nitidotachinus; synonym of excellens).
concolor Schülke, 2000e: 907 (Nitidotachinus; subspecies of excellens; Type locality: China: S-Sichuan, Ya'an Prefecture, Shimian Co., Xiaoziang, Ling Pass zw. Shimian u. Ganluo, 27 km SE Shimian, 29°03 N, 102°31 E, 2450 m).
horni Campbell, 1973: 31 (Tachinus; Type locality: New Hampshire: Wentworth. Also cited from Maine, New York, Pennsylvania).
— Miller and Morgan, 1982: 264 (Tachinus; Postglacial fossils; New York).
— Morgan and Morgan, 1985: 1829, 1824 (Tachinus; middle Holocene fossil; Michigan).
— Campbell, 1988: 238 (Tachinus; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Kentucky; New Hampshire; New York; North Carolina; West Virginia).
— Campbell, 1993: 534 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Nova Scotia south along the Appalachian Mountains to North Carolina and west in Canada to western Ontario).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 471 (Nitidotachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
impunctatus Sharp, 1888: 384 (Tachinus; Type locality: Junsai Lake; Sapporo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1961b: 35, 36 (Tachinus; characters; Japan).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; China).
— Campbell, 1993: 532 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Japan).
— Watanabe, 1994 (Nitidotachinus; Rebun-tô Island).
— Watanabe, 1996a: 16 (Nitidotachinus; cave collection; Japan).
— Schülke, 2000e: 907 (Nitidotachinus; compared to japonicus).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
japonicus Schülke, 2000e: 906 (Nitidotachinus; Type locality: Japan: Nagano, Kinasa).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
javanus Campbell, 1995a: 43 (Nitidotachinus; Type locality: Java, cent. Sarangoni).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
lanei Hatch, 1957: 111 (Tachinus; Type locality: Washington: Kalaloch. Also cited from Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 31 (Tachinus; characters; Alberta; Arizona; California; Colorado; Idaho; Nevada; New Mexico; Oregon; Utah; Washington).
— Campbell, 1988: 238 (Tachinus; Alberta; British Columbia; Arizona; California; Colorado; New Mexico; Oregon; Utah; Washington).
— Campbell, 1993: 532 (Nitidotachinus; characters; British Columbia and Alberta south to California, Arizona and New Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Canada; USA.
repandus Horn, 1877, see: scrutator Gemminger and Harold, 1868.
sawadai Watanabe and Shibata, 1961, see: excellens Bernhauer, 1938.
scrutator Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; replacement name for discoideus Melsheimer).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of discoideus).
— Horn, 1877: 97 (Tachinus; characters; Illinois).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 28 (Tachinus; characters; Manitoba; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Connecticut; Illinois; Indiana; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; Pennsylvania; Vermont; Wisconsin).
— Campbell, 1988: 236 (Tachinus; Alberta; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Arkansas; Massachusetts; Minnesota; New Hampshire; North Carolina; Ohio; West Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Campbell, 1993: 533 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Nova Scotia west to Alberta and south down the Appalachian Mountains to North Carolina and to the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 470 (Nitidotachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
discoideus Melsheimer, 1844: 32 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Pennsylvania).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; synonym of scrutator).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of scrutator).
— Campbell, 1973: 28 (Tachinus; synonym of scrutator).
— Campbell, 1993: 533 (Nitidotachinus; synonym of scrutator).
repandus Horn, 1877: 96 (Tachinus; Type locality: New York; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Originally cited from Louisiana; Michigan; Trenton Falls, New York).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Tachinus; New Mexico).
— Blatchley, 1910: 445 (Tachinus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Notman, 1920a: 180 (Tachinus; New York).
— Campbell, 1973: 28 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: N. Y. [New York]; synonym of scrutator).
— Campbell, 1993: 533 (Nitidotachinus; synonym of scrutator).
tachyporoides Horn, 1877: 94 (Tachinus; Type locality: California; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Also cited from Vancouver and North Red River).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 86 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 334 (Tachinus; cave species; Indiana).
— Hatch, 1957: 114 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 24 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: California; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Newfoundland; Ontario; Quebec; California; Colorado; Maine; Massachusetts; Minnesota; Montana; New Hampshire; New York; Ohio; Oregon; Washington).
— Miller and Morgan, 1982: 264 (Tachinus; Postglacial fossils; New York).
— Campbell, 1988: 232 (Tachinus; Alberta; British Columbia; Labrador; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Newfoundland; Northwest Territories; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Saskatchewan; California; Idaho; Maine; Massachusetts; Minnesota; Montana; New Hampshire; New Jersey; Oregon; Washington).
— Campbell, 1993: 529 (Nitidotachinus; characters; Newfoundland and Labrador to the Northwest Territories and British Columbia, south to the Sierra Nevada of California and south along the Rocky Mountains to Colorado).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 470 (Nitidotachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA, Canada.
taiwanensis Shibata, 1979a: 141 (Tachinus; Type locality: near Tsuifeng, about 2,200 m alt., Nantou Hsien).
Olophrinus
[7 species; Palaearctic and Oriental Regions]
Olophrinus Fauvel, 1895: 280 (species included: striatus). Type species: Olophrinus striatus Fauvel, fixed by monotypy.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Cameron, 1925: 79 (catalog of Indian species).
— Cameron, 1932: 404 (characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 272 (type species: striatus).
— Hammond, 1984: 207 (checklist of species of Borneo).
— Shibata, 1992a: 41 (diagnostic characters).
— Campbell, 1993c: 47 (characters; key to species; notes).
loebli Campbell, 1993c: 56 (Olophrinus; Type locality: India: W. Bengal, Darjeeling distr. Mahanadi, 1200 m).
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965: 323 (Olophrinus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
nepalensis Campbell, 1993c: 64 (Olophrinus; Type locality: Nepal: Khandbari District, forest above Ahale, 2300 m).
octolineatus Cameron, 1918c: 218 (Olophrinus; Type locality: Borneo, Quop, W. Sarawak; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993c]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Olophrinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1993c: 59 (Olophrinus; characters; lectotype designation; notes; Sarawak).
▴ Distribution: Borneo.
philippinus Campbell, 1993c: 60 (Olophrinus; Type locality: Philippines: Imugan, Luzon).
striatus Fauvel, 1895: 281 (Olophrinus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Cheba, 900–1100 m; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993c]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Olophrinus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 405 (Olophrinus; characters; Burma; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Olophrinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1993c: 55 (Olophrinus; characters; lectotype designation; notes; Burma; India; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal, Myanmar.
suzukii Shibata, 1992a: 42 (Olophrinus; Type locality: near Mt. Lalashan, about 1,700 m alt., on the borders between Taoyuan and Taipei Hsiens, Taiwan).
Paracilea
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Paracilea Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 66 (species included: insulicola). Type species: Paracilea insulicola Watanabe, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
insulicola Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 67 (Paracilea; Type locality: Japan: Kagoshima Pref.: Anboh, Yaku-shima Is.).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
Pseudotachinus
[1 species; Oriental Region]
Pseudotachinus Cameron, 1932: 398 (species included: niger). Type species: Pseudotachinus niger Cameron, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 330 (type species: niger).
niger Cameron, 1932: 398 (Pseudotachinus; Type locality: Assam: Naga Hills, Laimatak; Shugun, alt. 3000 feet).
Sepedophilus
[357 species (2 doubtful); Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Madagascan, Oriental, Australian, and Oceanic Regions]
Sepedophilus Gistel, 1856: 267, 386 (species included: pubescens, littoreus, binotatus; [Note: Gistel included “pubescens Gr.”. Gravenhorst did not name pubescens; he cited the name twice, that described by Paykull and the other by De Geer. Blackwelder, 1952: 350 fixed as type species the Paykull name. Note: Conosoma, Conosomus, and Conurus were misidentified by most authors and most of the species described under these names are in Sepedophilus. However, the type species for these names are in Tachinus and so they are junior synonyms of Tachinus; all the species described under the three generic names are cross-indexed in Tachinus but most are included in Sepedophilus]). Type species: Staphylinus pubescens Paykull, fixed by subsequent designation by Blackwelder, 1952: 350.
— Schaum, 1852: 24 (cited as Conurus; list of species; Europe).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (cited as Conurus; catalog of British species).
— Schaum, 1859: 25 (cited as Conosoma; catalog; European species).
— LeConte, 1863: 23 (cited as Conosoma; list of North American species).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 26 (cited as Conosoma; list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 62 (cited as Conurus; catalog; European species).
— Sharp, 1871d: 10 (list of British species; cited in Conurus).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (characters; cited as Conosoma; key to Austrian species).
— Sharp, 1876: 94 (cited as Conurus; notes; characters).
— Provancher, 1877: 243 (cited as Conosoma; characters).
— Broun, 1880: 96 (characters; cited as Conurus).
— Heyden, 1880: 70 (cited as Conurus; list of species of Siberian region).
— Rey, 1882: 173 (cited as Conurus; characters).
— Duvivier, 1883: 132 (catalog; cited as Conurus).
— Sharp, 1884: 313 (cited as Conosoma; notes; Mexican and Central American species).
— Olliff, 1886: 889 (cited as Conosoma; characters).
— Sharp, 1888: 190 (characters; cited as Conosoma; key to British species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 406 (cited as Conurus; key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 433 (cited as Conurus; key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 97 (cited as Conurus; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 40 (cited as Conurus; list of species of Siberian region).
— Casey, 1895: 436 (key to North American species; cited as Conosoma).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 354 (adult, larval, and pupal characters; cited as Conurus; key to middle European species).
— Heyden, 1896: 31 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 316 (cited as Conurus; catalog of species of Barbary; Azores; Madeira; Canaries).
— Luze, 1902: 19 (characters; cited as Conosoma; key to some European species).
— Germain, 1903: 409 (cited as Conurus; characters).
— Fauvel, 1903d: 272 (key to New Caledonia species; cited as Conurus).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 180 (cited as Conosoma; list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters; cited as Conosoma).
— Blatchley, 1910: 449 (characters; cited as Conosoma; key to Indiana species).
— Petri, 1912: 83 (cited as Conosoma; list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 298 (characters; cited as Conosoma; key to species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (world catalog; cited as Conosoma; 141 species).
— Leng, 1920: 111 (catalog of North American species; cited as Conosoma).
— Cameron, 1921a: 355, 406 (cited as Conosoma; characters; key to Singapore species; catalog).
— Winkler, 1925: 398 (catalog for Palaearctic region; cited as Conosomus).
— Cameron, 1925: 77 (catalog of Indian species; cited as Conosoma).
— Porta, 1926: 125 (cited as Conosoma; characters; key to species of Italy).
— Bruch, 1928a: 430 (catalog; cited as Conosoma; Argentina).
— Portevin, 1929: 319 (cited as Conosomus; key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 405 (catalog; cited as Conosomus; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 353 (cited as Conosoma; characters; key to species of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 88 (cited as Conosoma; key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (cited as Conosoma; world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 374 (cited as Conosomus; list of species of Tunisia).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 524 (cited as Conosomus; characters; type species: littoreus).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 150 (cited as Conosomus; checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (cited as Conosomus; list of British species).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 335 (cited as Conosoma; characters; key to European cave species).
— Cameron, 1950d: 26 (cited as Conosoma; key to Malayan species).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 196 (cited as Conosoma; characters; key to Danish species).
— Hatch, 1957: 110, 125 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest).
— Tottenham, 1957: 78 (cited as Conosomus; key to African species).
— Kocher, 1958: 164 (cited as Conosoma; checklist of species; Morocco).
— Smetana, 1959a: 217 (cited as Conosoma; list of species collected in Albania).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 12 (cited as Conosoma; list of Portuguese species).
— Székessy, 1963: 67 (cited as Conosoma; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 235 (cited as Conosoma; characters; key to central European species).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 630 (cited as Conosoma; larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 36 (cited as Conosoma; characters; key to species of Sweden).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 95 (larval characters).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 406 (cited as Conosomus; characters; Chilean species).
— Kasule, 1968: 128, 130 (cited as Conosoma; larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 103 (cited as Conosoma; catalog of Austrian species).
— Shibata, 1973c: 65 (checklist of species of Taiwan).
— Bordoni, 1973j: 715 (cited as Conosoma; list of species from islands near Sicily).
— Hammond, 1973: 130 (nomenclatural and biological notes; characters; key to British species).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 149 (cited as Conosoma; checklist of species of USSR).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 286 (catalog; [Note: Moore and Legner cited Conosoma, Conosomus, and Conurus as synonyms of Sepedophilus; although most of the species of these genera are in Sepedophilus their type species are in Tachinus and are therefore synonyms of that genus]; North America north of Mexico).
— Campbell, 1976 (revision of and key to species of America north of Mexico; characters; Conurus and replacement names cited as synonyms of Sepedophilus).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Topp, 1978: 313 (cited as Conosoma; larval characters).
— Welch, 1978: 61 (larval ecology; feeding).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 266 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Uhlig, 1979: 256 (some species collected in Germany).
— Uhlig, Vogel, and Sieber, 1980: 249 (some species collected in Germany).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 183 (catalog; Poland).
— Spahr, 1981: 94 (cited as Conosoma; references to specimens from amber and copal).
— Spahr, 1981: 96 (references to specimens from amber and copal).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 130 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (checklist of species of Borneo).
— Shibata, 1985a: 36 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Frank, 1986a: 372 (checklist of species of Florida).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Segers, 1986: 55 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Ádám, 1987: 154 (list of five species with collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 177 (valid name of genus; supplement to key to species of Lohse, 1964).
— Angelini, 1991: 194 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 97 (checklist of species; Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 56 (characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (ovariole structure and development).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Campbell, 1994: 140 (characters).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— M. Hansen, Liljehult, Mahler, and Pedersen, 1995: 30 (additional records to Danish list of species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 111 (list of Danish species).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (additions to list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 479 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Naomi and Maruyama, 1997 (characters; revision of and key to species of armatus group in Japan).
— Klimaszewski and Watt, 1997: 170 (characters; collecting notes; New Zealand).
— Naomi and Maruyama, 1997b: 62, 66 (characters for glabratus and exiguus species groups and revision of species of Japan).
— Naomi and Maruyama, 1998 (revision of and key to species of pedicularius species group in Japan; discussion of characters).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— M. Hansen, Palm, Pedersen, and Runge, 1998: 74 (list of species collected in 1997; Denmark).
— Schülke, 1998i: 142 (supplement to key to species in Lohse, 1964; testaceus species group).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (30 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 103 (collected from Kamchatka).
— Jimenez-Sanchez, Navarrete-Heredia, and Padilla-Ramirez, 2000: 57 (necrophilous species in Mexico).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 252 (characters; key to species of Korea).
abdominalis Cameron, 1919: 235 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Mandai).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
aberdarensis Cameron, 1952b: 447 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kenya Colony: W. Aberdare Mts. 10–11,000 ft.).
— Tottenham, 1957: 79 (Conosomus; characters in key).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Kenya.
aberrans Cameron, 1947, see: separatus Cameron, 1947.
abnormalis Bernhauer, 1917f: 49 (Conosoma; Type locality: Brasilien: São Paulo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
acerbus Broun, 1880: 99 (Conurus; Type locality: Parua).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
activus Olliff, 1886: 891 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mount Romney, Hobart, Tasmania).
— Lea, 1910a: 138 (Conosoma; with ants; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
tertius Lea, 1899: 533 (Conosoma; Type locality: Forest Reefs, N.S.W.).
— Lea, 1910: 121 (Conosoma; variety of activus; Tasmania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; variety of activus).
acutus Fauvel, 1889b: 268 (Conurus; Type locality: Nouvelle Calédonie).
— Fauvel, 1903d: 273 (Conurus; New Caledonia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Caledonia.
aequalis Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 45 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Taiwan: Pingtung Hsien, Kenting Park).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
aestivus Rey, 1882: 187 (Conurus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Provence).
aethiopicus Bernhauer, 1931d: 588 (Conosoma; Type locality: Abyssinia: Jem-Jem Forest, about 9,000 ft.; Mt. Chillalo, ca. 9,000 ft.).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia.
africanus Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949, see: cavicola Scriba, 1870.
africanus Cameron, 1959, see: notialis Herman, 2001.
alexandrovi Bernhauer, 1938a: 21 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mandschurei: Hengtaohotze; Maoershaghe).
alienus Cameron, 1947c: 117 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mauritius: Mt. Cocotte).
alluaudi Fauvel, 1898a: 119 (Conurus; Type locality: La Digue).
— H. Kolbe, 1910: 19 (Conurus; Seychelles).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922b: 177 (Conosoma; Seychelles).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Seychelles.
ambiguus Olliff, 1886: 894 (Conosoma; Type locality: Adelaide, South Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
amurensis Schülke, 1995a: 32 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Primorie: UdSSR, Primorskij Kraj, Wladiwostock. Also cited from Korea).
analis Fauvel, 1895: 283 (Conurus; Type locality: Tenasserim, mont Mooleyit, 1800–1900 m; Inde).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 364 (Conosoma; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar, India.
andinus Bernhauer, 1917f: 51 (Conosoma; Type locality: West-Columbien: Umgebung von Cali am Rio Cauca, Alto de las cruces, 2200 m).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Colombia.
andrewesi Cameron, 1932: 360 (Conosoma; Type locality: Nilgiri Hills).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1493 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
angularis Stephens, 1832, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
angustiformis Bernhauer, 1908d: 337 (Conosoma; Type locality: Brasilien: S. Paulo, Estacao Raiz da Serra).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
angustus Bernhauer, 1915k: 310 (Conosoma; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: Süd-Uluguru).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Frank, 1982: 50 (Sepedophilus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania.
antennalis Broun, 1923: 677 (Conurus; Type locality: Hunua).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
antennarius Bernhauer, 1902b: 25 (Conurus; Type locality: Nalanda).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 373 (Conosoma; characters; Ceylon).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka.
apfelbecki Luze, 1902: 33 (Conosoma; Type locality: Bosnien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; synonym of erythrinum).
— Schülke, 1990b: 243 (Sepedophilus; valid species; characters; notes; Bosnia; Bulgaria).
▴ Distribution: Bosnia Herzcegovina, Bulgaria.
apicalis Naomi and Maruyama, 1997: 251 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Hiji Fall, Kunigami-son, Okinawa Is., Nansei Isls.).
apicicornis Fauvel, 1903d: 273 (Conurus; Type locality: Coulée Boulari).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Caledonia.
apiciventris Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 426 (Conurus; Type locality: Santiago).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 334 [= 1866b: 85] (Conurus; characters; Chile).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 409 (Conosomus; characters; Chile).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Chile.
apterus Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 69 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Okayama Pref.: Ikura, Niimi).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
arizonensis Campbell, 1976: 49 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Arizona: Chiricahua Mts., 7 mi. W. East Turkey Crk. Also cited from New Mexico).
▴ Distribution: USA.
armatus Sharp, 1888: 455 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kashiwagi; Nikko; Oyama).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Nakane and Sawada, 1960: A124 (Sepedophilus; Yakushima Island).
— Watanabe, 1961: 355 (Conosoma; Izu Islands).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Sepedophilus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 65 (Sepedophilus; Yaku-shima Island).
— Naomi and Maruyama, 1997: 243 (Sepedophilus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
asperellus Broun, 1914: 87 (Conurus; Type locality: Retaruke Forest, near Erua).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
atricapillus Broun, 1880: 99 (Conurus; Type locality: Parua).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
attenuatus Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 43 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Taiwan: Kaohsiung Hsien, Hsinfa).
aureiventris Cameron, 1941c: 383 (Conosoma; Type locality: Philippines: Luzon: Mt. Banahao).
auricomus Broun, 1880: 100 (Conurus; Type locality: Parua).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
austerus Broun, 1880: 97 (Conurus; Type locality: Whangarei Harbour).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
australicus Cameron, 1943a: 346 (Conosoma; Type locality: Australia).
australis Erichson, 1839b: 221 (Conurus; Type locality: Terra Van-Diemenii).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1877: 279 (Conurus; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 890 (Conosoma; characters; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1920: 18 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
badius Broun, 1880: 98 (Conurus; Type locality: Parua).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
banaticus Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949, see: constans Fowler, 1888.
barycephalus Lea, 1910: 118 (Conosoma; Type locality: W. Australia: Bridgetown).
— Lea, 1910a: 139 (Conosoma; with Camponotus novae-hollandiae; Australia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
basalis Erichson, 1839b: 225 (Conurus; Type locality: Carolina meridionalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 111 (Conosoma; characters; east of the Rocky Mountains).
— Provancher, 1877: 243 (Conosoma; characters; Quebec).
— Casey, 1895: 444 (Conosoma; characters; New York to Iowa and Texas).
— Blatchley, 1910: 451 (Conosoma; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Notman, 1920b: 706 (Conosoma; Florida).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 286 (Sepedophilus; USA).
— Campbell, 1976: 53 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina; Florida; Alabama; Mississippi; Louisiana; Texas; Oklahoma; Arkansas; Kansas; Missouri; Iowa; Illinois; Michigan; Kentucky; Tennessee).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
pulicarius Sachse, 1852: 120 (Conurus; Type locality: Georgia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Conurus; synonym of basalis).
— Casey, 1895: 444 (Conosoma; synonym of basalis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; synonym of basalis).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 286 (Sepedophilus; cited as puliarius; synonym of basalis).
— Campbell, 1976: 53 (Sepedophilus; synonym of basalis).
setifer Casey, 1885a: 147 (Conurus; Type locality: Jenkintown, near Philadelphia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Conurus; synonym of opicum).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Conosoma; synonym of opicum).
— Casey, 1895: 444 (Conosoma; synonym of basalis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; synonym of opicum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; synonym of basale).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 286 (Sepedophilus; synonym of basalis).
— Campbell, 1976: 53 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; synonym of basalis).
basalis Cameron, 1928, see: cameroni Scheerpeltz, 1933.
basiflavus Cameron, 1959: 118 (Conosoma; Type locality: Angola: Dundo: Luachimo Forest).
basipennis Bernhauer, 1941b: 33 (Conosoma; Type locality: Neu Seeland: Greymouth).
beckeri Campbell, 1976: 27 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Texas: Kerrville. Also cited from Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, and Nebraska).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
beesoni Cameron, 1926: 179, 182 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mussorie District; Arni Gad. Chakrata District; Khedar Khud, Chulli Khud, Sijla Gad. Simla Hills; Kotgarh, 6000 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 369 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
bicolor Bernhauer, 1910b: 385 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Mexiko: Vera Cruz, Cordoba).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
biguttatus Motschulsky, 1858a: 222 (Conurus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 364 (Conosoma; characters; East Indies; Malay Peninsula).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1934d: 79 (Conosomus; type examined).
— Cameron, 1937: 35 (Conosoma; cited as biguttatium; Java).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 114 (Conosoma; Burma).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1976: 333 (Sepedophilus; Malaysia).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”, Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia.
distigma Kraatz, 1859: 61 (Conosoma; Type locality: India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; synonym of biguttatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; synonym of biguttatus).
— Cameron, 1932: 364 (Conosoma; synonym of biguttatus).
— Cameron, 1934d: 79 (Conosomus; synonym of biguttatus).
bilineatus Bernhauer, 1917f: 49 (Conosoma; Type locality: West-Columbien: Umgebung von Cali am Rio Cauca, S. Antonio, 2000 m).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Colombia.
bimaculatus Fabricius, 1793, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
binotatus Gravenhorst, 1802: 132 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Gusarov, 1992]).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 5 (Tachyporus).
— Erichson, 1839a: 391 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839b: 224 (Conurus; characters; Germany).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 679 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 438 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 293 (Conurus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 190 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 356 (Conurus; characters; Germany; Austria).
— Luze, 1902: 36 (Conosoma; characters; Germany; Austria; Turkey; Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 236 (Conosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 53 (Conosoma; Siberia; Turkey; Romania; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Poland; Germany; Austria; Italy ?).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Conosoma; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Gusarov, 1992: 12 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; notes; aedeagus).
— Tóth, 1993: 59 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 142 (Sepedophilus; notes).
▴ Distribution: Germany, Austria, Hungary, Russia, “Transcaucasus”, Turkey.
dimidiatus Hochhuth, 1849: 81 (Conurus; Type locality: Kaukasien; [Note: See lectotype designation by Gusarov, 1992]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Luze, 1902: 31 (Conosoma; characters; Transcaucasian region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Gusarov, 1992: 12 (Sepedophilus; synonym of binotatus; lectotype designation).
bipartitus Lea, 1910: 120 (Conosoma; Type locality: Victoria: Emerald).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
bipunctatus Gravenhorst, 1802: 133 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 5 (Tachyporus).
— Gyllenhal, 1813: 702 (Tachporus; characters; Sweden).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 293 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachyporus; Sweden).
— Erichson, 1839a: 392 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 291 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 230 (Conurus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 680 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 474 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 438 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 169 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 148 (Conosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 40 (Conosoma; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Conosoma; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 295 (Conurus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees; Lebanon).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 190 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 606 [= 1876: 88] (Conurus; characters; France; Algeria; Syria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— Fauvel, 1876a: 80 [= 1876: 265] (Conurus; Turkey).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 185 (Conurus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878: 134 [= 1878a: 54] (Conurus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1882: 196 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Conurus; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 192 (Conosoma; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 356 (Conurus; characters; north and middle Europe; Algeria; Syria).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Conurus; Algeria).
— Luze, 1902: 35 (Conosoma; characters; north and central Europe; Algeria; Syria).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 299 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 319 (Conosomus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 198 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 235 (Conosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 37 (Conosoma; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 53 (Conosoma; Syria; Algeria; Britain; Denmark; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; all central Europe; Holland; Belgium; Switzerland; Germany; Austria; Italy; Dalmatia; Bosnia Hercegovina; Serbia; Greece; Romania; Hungary; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Poland; Ukraine).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Conosoma; Poland).
— Hammond, 1973: 133, 156 (Sepedophilus; characters; notes; Britain).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Conosoma; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 57 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Martikainen, Kaila, and Haila, 1998: 296 (Sepedophilus; possibly threatened species; Finland).
— Fowles, Alexander, and Key, 1999: 129 (Sepedophilus; saproxylic species; status as endangered or threatened species; Britain).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Europe, Russia, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon.
fasciatus Grimmer, 1841: 35 (Tachyporus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Steiermark).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 607 [= 1876: 89] (Tachyporus; synonym of bipunctatus).
— Weise, 1876: 178 (Tachyporus; synonym of bipunctatus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 356 (Conurus; synonym of bipunctatus).
— Luze, 1902: 35 (Conosoma; synonym of bipunctatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; synonym of bipunctatum).
— Hammond, 1973: 156 (Sepedophilus; synonym of bipunctatus).
bipuncticollis Cameron, 1950d: 29 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
bipustulatus Gravenhorst, 1802: 132 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 21 (Tachyporus; notes).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 245 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (Conurus; type species).
— Erichson, 1839b: 223 (Conurus; characters; Hungary; Styria; Sweden).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 679 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 474 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 437 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 148 (Conosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Conosoma; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 294 (Conurus; characters; Sweden; France; Hungary).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 190 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 608 [= 1876: 90] (Conurus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Russia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 193 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 356 (Conurus; characters; north and middle Europe; Siberia; California; Nevada).
— Luze, 1902: 37 (Conosoma; characters; north and central Europe; Greece; Siberia; California; Nevada [Note: Presumably these North American records are misidentifications, see Campbell, 1976: 46, 47]).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 107 (Conurus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 300 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 319 (Conosomus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 162 (Conosoma; fungus inhabitant).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 198 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Sepedophilus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Lohse, 1964: 235 (Conosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 37 (Conosoma; characters; Sweden; Denmark).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Conosoma; Poland).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 250 (Sepedophilus; Korea).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Conosoma; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 58 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Kocian, 1993a: 89 (Sepedophilus; larval characters; Czech Republic).
— J. Li, 1993: 44 (Sepedophilus; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Krasutskiy, 1995: 548 [= 1996: 74] (Conosoma; host fungi; Russia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Krasutskii, 1997: 303 (Conosoma; found on Fomes fomenatarius, Fomitopsis pinicola, Gano-derma applanatum, and Phellinus igniarius; western Siberia).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 253 (Sepedophilus; characters; Korea).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, China, Korea, Japan.
birmanus Fauvel, 1895: 284 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Cheba, 900–1100 m; Tenasserim, mont Mooleyit, 1800–1900 m).
— Fauvel, 1904a: 61 (Conurus; Nilghiris; Monts Anamalai; Bírmanie; Tenasserim).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 21 (Conosma; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1932: 365 (Conosoma; characters; Burma; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 393 (Conosoma; cited as birmamum Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 114 (Conosoma; Burma).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar, Indonesia.
bisignatus Horn, 1877: 110 (Conosoma; Type locality: Santa Barbara and Wilmington, California).
— Casey, 1895: 444 (Conosoma; [Note: Misidentified as bipustulatus according to Campbell, 1976: 46, 47]; characters; western coast of North America to the mountains of California).
— Casey, 1895: 444 (Conosoma; synonym of bipustulata).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 356 (Conurus; synonym of bipustulatus).
— Luze, 1902: 37 (Conosoma; synonym of bipustulatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; synonym of bipustulatum).
— Hatch, 1957: 125 (Sepedophilus; [Note: Misidentified as bipustulatus according to Campbell, 1976: 46, 47]; characters; British Columbia; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1976: 46 (Sepedophilus; valid species; characters; British Columbia; California; Nevada; Oregon; Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
borneensis Cameron, 1933b: 348 (Conosoma; Type locality: British North Borneo: Pakka, 10,200 feet).
brachypterus Campbell, 1976: 20 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Illinois: Pine Hills Field Sta., Union Co. Also cited from Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia).
brasilianus Wendeler, 1956b: 265 (Conosoma; Type locality: Brasilien: Nova Teutonia).
brevicornis Broun, 1893: 1405 (Conurus; Type locality: Maketu, Hunua Range).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; flightless; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
brevis Fauvel, 1895: 284 (Conurus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Cheba, 900–1100 m; Carin Asciuii Cheba; Tenasserim, mont Mooleyit, 1800–1900 m; Thagata; Plapoo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 21 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1932: 363 (Conosoma; characters; Burma; India; Malay Peninsula; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 393 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1937: 35 (Conosoma; Java).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 114 (Conosoma; Burma).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia.
burgeoni Bernhauer, 1932b: 159 (Conosoma; Type locality: Haut-Uele: Moto, Yebo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1494 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
buruensis Bernhauer, 1926f: 319 (Conosoma; Type locality: Buru).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
calceatus Peyerimhoff, 1923: 14 (Conosoma; Type locality: Hautes régions boisées du massif des Mouzaïa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Atlas Mountains.
cameroni Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; replacement name for basalis Cameron).
basalis Cameron, 1928g: 446 (Conosoma; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Borneo: Mt. Murud, 6500 feet).
campbelli Herman, 2001: 56 (Sepedophilus; replacement name for micans Campbell).
▴ Distribution: USA.
micans Campbell, 1976: 36 (Sepedophilus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Alabama: Selma. Also cited from District of Columbia; Maryland; North Carolina).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
— Herman, 2001: 56 (Sepedophilus; synonym of campbelli).
capensis Tottenham, 1957: 79 (Conosomus [Note: Tottenham cited this name in a key to African species and attributed it to Cameron but gave no reference to the original description; I cannot find the name described by Cameron so consider Tottenham to be the author]; Type locality: Africa).
caribeanus Bierig, 1937, see: interruptus Erichson, 1839.
carissimus Hatch, 1957, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
castaneus Horn, 1877: 111 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Fort Tejon, California; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Casey, 1895: 442 (Conosoma; characters; California).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 125 (Sepedophilus; characters; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1976: 23 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: Cal. [California]; characters; Washington; Oregon; California; Arizona).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
▴ Distribution: USA.
cavicola Scriba, 1870: 79 (Conosoma; Type locality: caverna prope Ronda, Andalusia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1998d]).
— Fauvel, 1875: 609 [= 1876: 91] (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Luze, 1902: 24 (Conosoma; characters; Spain; Morocco).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Gridelli, 1930: 78 (Conosoma; Libya).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 343 (Conosoma; characters; cave species; Spain; Majorca).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Bordoni and Oromi, 1998: 1157 (Sepedophilus; facultative cave species).
— Schülke, 1998d: 408 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation).
▴ Distribution: France, Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Libya.
crypticola Rey, 1882: 179 (Conurus; Type locality: la grotte de Minerve, près des limites de l'Aude, à 700 mètres de profondeur; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1998d]).
— Luze, 1902: 25 (Conosoma; characters; France).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 342 (Conosoma; characters; cave species).
— Coiffait, 1953: 78 (Conosoma; notes on distribution).
— Bordoni and Oromi, 1998: 1157 (Sepedophilus; facultative cave species).
— Schülke, 1998d: 408 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; synonym of cavicola).
africanus Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 344 (Conosoma; subspecies of cavicola; [Note: The name was cited at the head of the description as africacum (p. 344) but as africanum in the synonymic list for cavicola (p. 343) and in the paragraphs of the description (p. 344) and variation (p. 345) of the subspecies, so I assume africacum is a lapsus]; Type locality: Algérie: Grotte de la quatrième source du ravin de Misserghin [p. 343]).
celebensis Cameron, 1942c: 846 (Conosoma; Type locality: S. Celebes: Bua Kraeng, altitude 5000 feet).
cellaris Fabricius, 1793, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
ceylanensis Kraatz, 1859: 62 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Conurus; Ceylon; Burma; Singapore; Borneo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1930b: 166 (Conosoma; British North Borneo).
— Cameron, 1932: 363 (Conosoma; characters; Ceylon).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (Sepedophilus; Borneo).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Borneo, Singapore.
montanus Cameron, 1919a: 255 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ceylon: Dikoya, alt. 3800–4200 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 363 (Conosoma; synonym of ceylanensis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; synonym of ceylanensis).
championi Cameron, 1919: 236 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Bukit Timah).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16. (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
cinctulus Erichson, 1839b: 226 (Conurus; Type locality: Carolina meridionalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Erichson, 1840: 919 (Conurus; synonym of opicus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of opicus).
— Casey, 1895: 439 (Conosoma; synonym of opica).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; synonym of opicum).
— Campbell, 1976: 25 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Vermont; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina; South Carolina; Georgia; Mississippi; Tennessee; Kentucky; Ohio; Michigan; Wisconsin; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Nebraska; Kansas; Missouri).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; cited as cinctus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
corticola Casey, 1885a: 146 (Conurus; Type locality: Jenkintown, near Philadelphia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Conurus; synonym of opicum).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Conosoma; synonym of opicum).
— Casey, 1895: 439 (Conosoma; synonym of opica).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; synonym of opicum).
— Campbell, 1976: 25 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; synonym of cinctulus).
cinctus Motschulsky, 1858, see: immaculatus Stephens, 1832.
circumflexus Fauvel, 1878f: 287 (Conurus; Type locality: Ternate).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
clavicornis Luze, 1902, see: rufulus Hochhuth, 1849.
collarti Cameron, 1937b: 265 (Conosoma; Type locality: Belgian Congo: Mahagi: Nialopul).
— Cameron, 1949a: 323 (Conosoma; cited as commarti [Note: The spelling cited by Cameron is probably an erroneous spelling of collarti; only one character was mentioned and reference was made to a previous, unspecified, description; the name commarti had not been used before nor was it used after]; characters; Africa).
— Cameron, 1950: 45 (Conosoma; Belgian Congo).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus; [erroneously] cited as commarti).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
conformis Bierig, 1937, see: interruptus Erichson, 1839.
confusus Cameron, 1950d: 32 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
conicicollis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 179 (Conosoma; Type locality: Natal: Durban, Stamford Hill).
connexus Fauvel, 1905b: 184 (Conurus; Type locality: Madagascar, centre sud; forêts au nord de Fort Dauphin; forêt Tanala).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Madagascar.
consimilis Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 71 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Fukuoka Pref.: Mt. Tachibana).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
constans Fowler, 1888: 191 (Conosoma; variety of pubescens; [Note: Attributed to Sharp but neither I nor Hammond, 1973: 148, found a description of the species by Sharp]; Type locality: Thornhill; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]. No locality originally cited).
— Hammond, 1973: 135, 148 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: Thornhill; valid species; characters; discussion; notes on distribution from Norway, Finland, Slovakia, Italy, Poland, Austria, Romania, and Ukraine; Britain).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1988: 13 (Sepedophilus; notes).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 179 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Drugmand and Coulon, 1993: 239 (Sepedophilus; collecting notes; Luxembourg).
— Drugmand, 1993: 169 (Sepedophilus; notes; Luxembourg).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Sepedophilus; characters; Britain).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 143 (Sepedophilus; characters; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Germany; Austria; Switzerland).
— Eyre, Luff, and Lott, 2000: 34 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 54 (Sepedophilus; catalog; Poland).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
strigosus J. Sahlberg, 1911: 45 (Conosoma; Type locality: Sörnäs prope Helsingforsiam).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Hellén, 1930: 76 (Conosoma; synonym of pubescens).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceus).
— Strand, 1966: 410 (Conosoma; characters; Norway).
— Horion, 1967: 51 (Conosoma; Ukraine; Finland; Norway; Poland Austria).
— Smetana, 1969: 232 (Conosoma; valid species; characters; Czechoslovakia).
— Korge, 1971a: 8 (Conosoma; Turkey).
— Lundberg, 1972: 173 (Conosoma; Sweden).
— Hammond, 1973: 148 (Sepedophilus; synonym of constans).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 179 (Sepedophilus; synonym of constans).
— Tóth, 1993: 62 (Sepedophilus; cited as valid species; [Note: I assume Tóth overlooked Hammond's 1973 work concerning strigosus]; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; synonym of constans).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; synonym of constans).
stoeckli Lokay, 1913: 136, 138 (Conosoma; cited as stöckli; Type locality: “Worochta, Cp. or. Prut”; [Note: See lectotype designation by Smetana, 1969]. Originally cited from Czarnohora in den Ost-Karpathen).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; cited as stöckli; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 236 (Conosoma; cited as stöckli; characters; central Europe).
— E. Kangas, 1965: 113 (Conosoma; cited as stöckli; characters; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 51 (Conosoma; identical with strigosum).
— Smetana, 1969: 232 (Conosoma; cited as stöckli; lectotype designation: “Worochta, Cp. or. Prut”; synonym of strigosum).
— Hammond, 1973: 148, 150 (Sepedophilus; cited as stöckli and stoeckli; synonym of constans).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Conosoma; checklist; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 179 (Sepedophilus; synonym of constans).
— Tóth, 1993: 62 (Sepedophilus; cited as stöckli; synonym of strigosus [Note: I assume Tóth overlooked Hammond's 1973 work concerning stoeckli]).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (Sepedophilus; synonym of constans).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; synonym of constans).
banaticus Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 337 (Conosoma; subspecies of testaceus; Type locality: Roumanie: Banat: Pesterea Ponicova, à Dubova, près Orsova, jud. Serverin. Also cited from France).
convexiusculus Wasmann, 1902: 99 (Conosoma; Type locality: Colonia alpina prope There-sopolim, Rio d. Janeiro).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Seevers, 1957: 318 (Conosomus; doubtfully termitophilous).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
convexus Bernhauer, 1941b: 34 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Neu Seeland: Bolgrave).
coronadensis Campbell, 1976: 51 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Arizona: Santa Rita Mts., Madera Cyn.).
corpulentus Bernhauer, 1939j: 377 (Conosoma; Type locality: Belgischen Kongo: Yangambi).
corticola Casey, 1885, see: cinctulus Erichson, 1839.
crassus Gravenhorst, 1802: 190 (Tachyporus; Type locality: America septentr.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 6 (Tachyporus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 222 (Conurus; characters; America septentrionalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 110 (Conosoma; characters; Canada to the Gulf States).
— Casey, 1895: 446 (Conosoma; characters; New York and North Carolina to Wisconsin).
— Blatchley, 1910: 450 (Conosoma; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Notman, 1920: 17 (Conosoma; New York).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 37 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Maine; New Hampshire; Vermont; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; Nre Jersey; Pennsylvania; West Virginia; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina; Georgia; Alabama; Mississippi; Texas; Arkansas; Kansas; Nebraska; Iowa; Minnesota; Wisconsin; Illinois; Missouri; Indiana; Kentucky; Ohio; Michigan).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
moestus Say, 1832: 53 [= 1834: 466] (Tachyporus; Type locality: United States).
— Erichson, 1840: 919 (Conurus; synonym of crassus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; synonym of crassus).
— Casey, 1895: 446 (Conosoma; synonym of crassa).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; synonym of crassum).
— Campbell, 1976: 37 (Sepedophilus; synonym of crassus).
cronus Herman, 2001: 56 (Sepedophilus; replacement name for tenuicornis Scheerpeltz).
▴ Distribution: South Africa.
tenuicornis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 177 (Conosoma; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Cape Town, Table Mnt., alt. 2400 ft.).
c-rufum Cameron, 1926: 180, 183 (Conosoma; Type locality: Siwaliks; Mothronwala, Lachiwala, Kheri Rau, Nakraunda).
— Cameron, 1932: 368 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 16 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
crypticola Rey, 1882, see: cavicola Scriba, 1870.
ctenidialis Campbell, 1976: 40 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Kentucky: Slade. Also cited from Ontario, Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Virginia).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
cubanus Bierig, 1937, see: interruptus Erichson, 1839.
curticornis Bernhauer, 1934g: 242 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kivu: Mts. Nyamukubi, 2600 m; Tshibinda).
cylindricus Cameron, 1945c: 717 (Conosoma; Type locality: South Africa: Simon's Town).
debilis Casey, 1895: 447 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: North Carolina, Asheville; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 44 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; Arkansas; District of Columbia; Maryland; Mississippi; North Carolina).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
subtilis Casey, 1895: 448 (Conosoma; Type locality: Texas, Austin; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 44 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; synonym of debilis).
deceptivus Cameron, 1950d: 29 (Conosoma; Type locality: Pahang: Raub).
decimus Lea, 1899: 537 (Conosoma; Type locality: Swan River, W.A.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
decipiens Wendeler, 1956b: 265 (Conosoma; Type locality: Brasilien: Nova Teutonia).
decoratus Fauvel, 1907: 51 (Conurus; Type locality: Kilimandjaro: Kilema, zone de cultures).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania.
decurtatus Eppelsheim, 1892: 328 (Conurus; variety of pubescens; Type locality: Taschkent).
— Luze, 1902: 27 (Conosoma; characters; Turkestan).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Uzbekistan.
devillei Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949, see: testaceus Fabricius, 1793
difficilis Cameron, 1950d: 32 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
diffinis Sharp, 1884: 316 (Conosoma; Type locality: Guatemala, Capetillo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala.
dilutus Bernhauer, 1915d: 154 (Conosoma; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: West Usambara; Süd-Uluguru).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania.
dimerus Fauvel, 1895: 285 (Conurus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Asciuii Ghécu, 1400–1500 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 375 (Conosoma; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
dimidiatus Hochhuth, 1849, see: binotatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
discolor Bernhauer, 1915k: 309 (Conosoma; Type locality: Abessinien: Boroda).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1931d: 588 (Conosoma; Abyssinia).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia.
discus Fauvel, 1878g: 565 (Conurus; Type locality: Australie méridionale: Victoria).
— Olliff, 1886: 897 (Conosoma; characters from Fauvel; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
distigma Kraatz, 1859, see: biguttatus Motschulsky, 1858.
doderoi Gridelli, 1931a: 158 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ceresole Reale, Piemonte; [Note: See lectotype designation by Focarile, 1982]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Lohse, 1964: 236 (Conosoma; cited as monticola; [Note: Misidentification of doderoi according to Lohse and Lucht, 1989]; characters; central Europe).
— Focarile, 1982: 544 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; France; Italy).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 179 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: France, Italy.
dolpoensis Coiffait, 1982: 110 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Nepal: Dolpo, Ringmo, Phok-sumdo-See, 3600–3900 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
dubius Bernhauer, 1940a: 158 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Costa Rica: La Caja, 8 km westlich von San José).
elegantissimus Naomi and Maruyama, 1997b: 68 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Nansei Isls., Okinawa Is., Kunigami-son, Mt. Yonaha, 400 m).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
elegantulus Cameron, 1941c: 384 (Conosoma; Type locality: Philippines: Luzon: Balbalan. Mindoro: Subaon).
elongatulus W. J. MacLeay, 1873, see: fumatus Erichson, 1839.
elongatus Blatchley, 1910, see: testaceus Fabricius, 1793.
enixus Olliff, 1886: 896 (Conosoma; Type locality: New South Wale: Piper's Flats, Gunning; Tasmania: Hobart).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
errans Tottenham, 1957: 80 (Conosomus; Type locality: Tanganyika: Nachingwea).
erythrinus Hochhuth, 1872: 126 (Conosoma; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably from Gouvernements Kiew and/or Volhynien).
— Luze, 1902: 30 (Conosoma; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Korge, 1971a: 8 (Conosoma; Turkey).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Turkey, Ukraine.
erythrocephalus Hochhuth, 1849: 76 (Conurus; Type locality: Kaukasien).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Luze, 1902: 38 (Conosoma; characters; Caspian Sea region).
— Jakobsen, 1909: 524 (Conosomus; Azerbaijan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Schülke, 1995a: 41 (Sepedophilus; aedeagus).
▴ Distribution: Azerbaijan.
exiguus Naomi and Maruyama, 1997b: 66 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Nansei Isls., Ishigaki Is., Mt. Omoto).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
eximius Olliff, 1886: 896 (Conosoma; Type locality: Victoria: Melbourne; South Australia: Nuriootpa).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
facilis Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 55 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Nagasaki Pref.: Mt. Inasa, Nagasaki-shi).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
tsushimanis Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 60 (Sepedophilus; subspecies of facilis; Type locality: Japan: Mt. Mitake, Tsushima Is.).
fasciatus Grimmer, 1841 [Note: Nomen dubium], see: bipunctatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
fasciipennis Eppelsheim, 1895b: 389 (Conurus; Type locality: Pegu).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; cited as fascipenne; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 369 (Conosoma; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
fenestratus Bernhauer, 1928: 21 (Conosoma; Type locality: Philippinen: Luzon, Balbalan; Sumatra: Brastagi).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog; Philippines).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Philippines, Indonesia.
ferrugatus Cameron, 1950d: 30 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
ferrugineus Bernhauer, 1920c: 46 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mexiko: Cordoba).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
festivus Cameron, 1950d: 31 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
filicornis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 172 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Bloukrans River, 20 miles ENE Plettenbergbaai).
fimbriatus Sharp, 1888: 454 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Yokohama; Nikko).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Conosoma; Formosa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963: A239 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
— Nakane, 1963a: 95 (Sepedophilus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 65 (Sepedophilus; Yaku-shima Island).
— Shibata, 1973c: 65 (Sepedophilus; Taiwan).
— Schülke, 1995a: 39 (Sepedophilus; aedeagus).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 254 (Sepedophilus; characters; Korea).
▴ Distribution: Korea, Japan, Taiwan.
flavicornis Cameron, 1948: 42 (Conosoma; Type locality: Moyen chari: Fort Archambault).
— Tottenham, 1957: 78 (Conosomus; characters in key).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Chad.
flavipes Stephens, 1832, see: nigripennis Stephens, 1832.
flavithorax Broun, 1880: 98 (Conurus; Type locality: Auckland district).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
flavofasciatus Bernhauer, 1915i: 255 (Conosoma; Type locality: Südindien: Chambaganoor, Madura).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 370 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
flavoguttatus Cameron, 1919: 234 (Conosoma; cited as flavogattatum; [Note: The original spelling of the name, flavogattatum, might best be considered to be a lapsus calami (Article 32.5.1). Although Cameron did not state that he was correcting his original error, he and all subsequent uses of the name cited the name as flavoguttatum. Article 33.3.1 can be applied to retain the corrected name as reflecting prevailing use]; Type locality: Singapore: Bukit Timah).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; cited as flavoguttatum; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1928f: 411 (Conosoma; cited as flavoguttatum; Borneo).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 21 (Conosma; cited as flavoguttatum; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; cited as flavoguttatum; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 393 (Conosoma; cited as flavoguttatum; Sumatra).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (Sepedophilus; cited as flavoguttatum; Borneo).
▴ Distribution: Singapore, Borneo, Indonesia.
flavorufus Cameron, 1932: 374 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ceylon: Nuwara Eliya, alt. 6234–8000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka.
flavus Iskakov, 1981: 26 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: 280 km vostochnee g. Nukusa, v pustyne Kyzylkum).
formosanus Cameron, 1949b: 469 (Conosoma; Type locality: Formosa: Urai).
fraternus Cameron, 1947c: 116 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mauritius: Makaté Forest).
frosti Campbell, 1976: 29 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: South Carolina: Florence. Also cited from Delaware, District of Columbia, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia).
fugitans Tottenham, 1957: 79 (Conosomus; Type locality: Kenya: Muguga, near Kikuyu).
fumatus Erichson, 1839b: 228 (Conurus; Type locality: Terra Van-Diemenii).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1877: 280 (Conurus; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 893 (Conosoma; republication of Fauvel's description; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
elongatulus W. J. MacLeay, 1873: 136 (Conurus; Type locality: Gayndah).
— Fauvel, 1877: 276 (Tachinoderus; characters; Australia).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus).
— Olliff, 1886: 893 (Conosoma; characters; Australia).
— Lea, 1899: 539 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Lea, 1910: 121 (Conosoma; synonym of fumatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; synonym of fumatus).
fumigatus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 306 (Conosoma; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 2000 m).
fuscipes Cameron, 1941, see: subdepressum Cameron, 1941.
fusculus Erichson, 1839, see: immaculatus Stephens, 1832.
futurus Herman, 2001: 56 (Sepedophilus; replacement name for obscuripennis Fairmaire and Germain).
▴ Distribution: Chile.
obscuripennis Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 426 (Conurus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Quillota; Santiago).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of testaceus).
— Lynch, 1884: 106 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; synonym of maculipenne).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 410 (Conosomus; valid species; characters; Chile).
— Herman, 2001: 17, 56 (Sepedophilus; synonym of futurus).
gedyei Cameron, 1952b: 447 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kenya Colony: Nairobi).
germanus Sharp, 1874: 17 (Conurus; Type locality: Japan).
— Sharp, 1888: 453 (Conosoma; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Watanabe, 1961: 355 (Conosoma; Izu Islands).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1965: 322 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 66 (Sepedophilus; Yaku-shima Island).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Sepedophilus; China).
— Watanabe, 1996a: 15 (Sepedophilus; cave collection; Japan).
— Watanabe, 1998: 314 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
rufipennis Adachi, 1937: 58 (Conosoma; variety of germanus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Japan: Izu-Oshima).
ghesquierei Bernhauer, 1939j: 377 (Conosoma; Type locality: Belgischen Kongo: Yangambi).
majus Bernhauer, 1939j: 377 (Conosoma; variety of ghesquierei; Type locality: Not cited).
glaberrimus Bernhauer, 1920c: 46 (Coproporus; [Note: Scheerpeltz (1933: 1495, 1934: 1516) and Blackwelder (1944: 151) listed the species in Conosoma and Coproporus]; Type locality: Costa Rica: Surrubres).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Costa Rica.
glabratus Naomi and Maruyama, 1997b: 62 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Okayama Pref.: Wake).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
okinawanis Naomi and Maruyama, 1997b: 65 (Sepedophilus; subspecies of glabratus; Type locality: Japan: Okinawa Pref.: Hiji).
globicolis Bernhauer, 1934g: 241 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kivu: Mts. Nyamukubi, 2600 m).
gracilicornis Fauvel, 1905b: 184 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Nord du Pays Androy).
— Eichelbaum, 1913: 132 (Conosoma; Tanzania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania, Madagascar.
gracilis Kraatz, 1859: 62 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1928f: 411 (Conosoma; Borneo).
— Cameron, 1932: 358 (Conosoma; characters; Ceylon; Malay Peninsula).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 393 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (Sepedophilus; Borneo).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, Borneo, Malaysia, Indonesia.
grandicolis Bernhauer, 1934g: 241 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus (Article 58.7)]; Type locality: Kivu: Tshibinda).
gravidus Sharp, 1884: 313 (Conosoma; Type locality: Panama, Bugaba, Volcan de Chiriqui 2000 to 3000 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Panama.
grossus Erichson, 1839b: 220 (Conurus; Type locality: Madagascar).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Madagascar.
haemisphaericus Bernhauer, 1915b: 57 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ost-Himalaya: Sikkim).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; cited as hemisphaericum; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 361 (Conosoma; cited as hemisphaericum; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; cited as hemisphaericum; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
hattahensis Oke, 1933: 127 (Conosoma; Type locality: Australia: Victoria: Hattah).
heathi Wasmann, 1902: 99 (Conosoma; Type locality: Pacific Grove, California. Also larval description).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Seevers, 1957: 318 (Conosomus; doubtfully termitophilous).
— Campbell, 1976: 61 (Sepedophilus; characters; incertae sedis).
▴ Distribution: USA.
helmsi Bernhauer, 1941b: 33 (Conosoma; Type locality: Neu Seeland: Greymouth, Picton).
— Emberson, 1998: 33 (Sepedophilus; collecting notes; Chatham Islands).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand, Chatham Islands.
hermani Campbell, 1976: 28 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Arizona: South Fork Canyon, Cochise Co., Chiricahua Mts.).
himalayicus Cameron, 1932: 357 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Simla and Chakrata districts, alt. 7000–8000 feet. Darjeeling: Gopaldhara, alt. 3440–4720 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
hirsutus Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 60 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Saga Pref.: Ryumon valley).
hirticulus Herman, 2001: 56 (Sepedophilus; replacement name for setosus Cameron).
setosus Cameron, 1941c: 385 (Conosoma; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Philippines: Manila).
hottentottus Eichelbaum, 1913: 132 (Conosoma; Type locality: Amani, am Bomole).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1974: 189 (Conosoma; characters; South Africa).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania, South Africa.
hubrichi Bernhauer, 1923b: 59 (Conosoma; Type locality: Argentinien: Prov. Santa Fé, Rosario).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Argentina.
hudsoni Cameron, 1945d: 792 (Conosoma; Type locality: New Zealand: Arthur's Pass. Greymouth).
humeralis Eppelsheim, 1886: 36 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Chabarofka).
— Luze, 1902: 36 (Conosoma; characters; Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Consoma; Formosa).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963: A239 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
— Coiffait, 1974a: 199 (Conosoma; Siberia).
— Shibata, 1973c: 65 (Sepedophilus; Taiwan).
— Shibata, 1974: 34 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 44 (Sepedophilus; China).
— Schülke, 1995a: 41 (Sepedophilus; aedeagus).
▴ Distribution: Russia, China, Taiwan, Japan.
humeraloides Schülke, 1995a: 30 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Primorie: UdSSR, Primorskij Kraj, Ussurijskij Sapovednik. Also cited from China).
▴ Distribution: China, Russia.
ignobilis Cameron, 1950d: 28 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
imbricatus Casey, 1885, see: testaceus Fabricius, 1793.
immaculatus Stephens, 1832: 190 (Conurus; Type locality: Dulwich; [Note: See neotype designation by Hammond, 1973]. Originally cited from Suffolk; London).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 519 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468, cited pedicularius Boisduval and Lacordaire as a synonym of immaculatus; Lacordaire did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters; France).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 610 [= 1876: 92] (Conurus; race of pubescens; characters; France; Algeria; Cyprus).
— Fauvel, 1878: 134 [= 1878a: 54] (Conurus; variety of pubescens; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Conurus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 191 (Conosoma; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Conurus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Luze, 1902: 30 (Conosoma; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region; Caucasus).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 107 (Conurus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 302 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 365 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 200 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Cameron, 1952e: 833 (Conosoma, cited as Conosonoma; Togo).
— Lohse, 1964: 236 (Conosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1964a: 300 (Conosoma; Crete).
— Palm, 1966: 38 (Conosoma; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 52 (Conosoma; Egypt; Morocco; Algeria; Caucasus; widespread in southern and central Europe; Sweden; Finland).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 275 (Conosoma; Morocco).
— Hammond, 1973: 135, 153 (Sepedophilus; neotype designation: Dulwich; characters; notes; Britain).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Conosoma; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 179 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Nowosad, 1990: 153 (Sepedophilus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 138 (Sepedophilus; collected with Formica rufa; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 59 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Owen, 1997a: 149 (Sepedophilus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Sepedophilus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Sepedophilus; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Togo, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Europe, Caucasus, India, “East Indies”.
pusillus Stephens, 1832: 190 (Conurus; Type locality: Norfolk; London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Conurus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of immaculatus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; synonym of immaculatus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 611 [= 1876: 93] (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Luze, 1902: 32 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Hammond, 1973: 153 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: [Note: Locality not cited]; synonym of immaculatus).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 151 (Sepedophilus; notes).
fusculus Erichson, 1839a: 391 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mark Brandenburg).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; may be synonym of immaculatus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 229 (Conurus; characters; Germany).
— P. Lucas, 1846: 104 (Conurus; notes; Algeria).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 679 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 475 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 436 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 292 [= 1865b: 42] (Conurus; habitat; France).
— Thomson, 1867: 298 (Conosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; synonym of immaculatus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 292 (Conurus; characters; England; Germany; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 190 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 610 [= 1876: 92] (Conurus; synonym of pubescens immaculatus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 282 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 185 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 191 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatum).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of immaculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatum).
— Cameron, 1932: 365 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatum).
— Hammond, 1973: 153 (Sepedophilus; synonym of immaculatus).
rufus Grimmer, 1841: 35 (Tachyporus, cited as Tachiporus; [Note: Nomen dubium; preoccupied]; Type locality: Steiermark).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 610 [= 1876: 92] (Conurus; synonym of pubescens immaculatus).
— Weise, 1876: 178 (Conurus; synonym of immaculatus).
— Rey, 1882: 185 (Conurus; synonym of fusculus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of immaculatus).
— Luze, 1902: 30 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatum).
— Cameron, 1932: 365 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatus).
— Hammond, 1973: 153 (Sepedophilus; synonym of immaculatus).
cinctus Motschulsky, 1858a: 223 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatum).
— Cameron, 1932: 365 (Conosoma; synonym of immaculatum).
impennis Fauvel, 1878g: 564 (Conurus; Type locality: Australie occidentale: King's George Sound).
— Olliff, 1886: 892 (Conosoma; republication of Fauvel's description; Australia).
— Lea, 1899: 539 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
incertus Hampe, 1850, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
instabilis Blackburn, 1888: 3 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Port Lincoln district).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1935a: 656 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
interruptus Erichson, 1839b: 225 (Conurus; Type locality: vallis Araguensis Columbiae).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 525 (Conosomus; characters; Cuba; Jamaica; Haiti; Dominican Republic; Puerto Rico; Montserrat; Guadeloupe; St. Vincent; Trinidad).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Colombia, West Indies.
caribeanus Bierig, 1937: 276 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cuba: Sierra del Rosario, El Rangel).
cubanus Bierig, 1937: 277 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cuba: Sierra de Bonilla, Cueva del Indio; Sierra del Rosario, El Rangel).
conformis Bierig, 1937: 278 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cuba: Pico Somorrostro; Sierra de Bonilla; Sierra del Rosario, El Rangel; Aspiro).
vitraci Bernhauer, 1917f: 50 (Conosoma; Type locality: Antillen: Guadeloupe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 525 (Conosomus; synonym of interruptus).
insulicola Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 61 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Nansei Isls.: Okinawa Is., Yona).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
iriomotensis Naomi and Maruyama, 1997: 253 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Kanpira, Iriomote Is., Nansei Isls.).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
ishiiellus Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 64 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido: Kimuaneppu, Saroma-cho).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
jacobsoni Scheerpeltz, 1933, see: pustulifer Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
kamerunensis Bernhauer, 1939i: 260 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kamerun: Mt. Cameroon: Mann's Quelle, 7400 ft.).
— Paulian, 1942: 365 (Conosoma; larval characters).
— Frank, 1982: 49 (Sepedophilus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: Cameroon.
kashmiricus Bernhauer, 1915b: 58 (Conosoma; Type locality: West-Himalaya: Kashmir, Pir Panjal).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 363 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
kiteleyi Campbell, 1976: 55 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Alabama: Auburn. Also cited from Arkansas; Florida; Georgia; Indiana; Kansas; Louisiana; Maryland; Mississippi; Missouri; North Carolina; New Jersey; New York; Pennsylvania; South Carolina; Texas; Virginia).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
knoxii LeConte, 1866, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
kobensis Cameron, 1933a: 171 (Conosoma; Type locality: Japan: Kobe).
— Watanabe, 1961: 355 (Conosoma; Izu Islands).
— Shibata, 1985a: 40 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
laetulus Broun, 1914: 88 (Conurus; Type locality: Tisbury, Invercargill).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; flightless; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
laeviceps Fauvel, 1879: 110 (Conurus; Type locality: Nouvelle Guinée, Fly River).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
lanceolatus Lea, 1899: 539 (Conosoma; Type locality: Clarence River, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
largulus Broun, 1880: 97 (Conurus; Type locality: Tairua; Parua, Whangarei Harbour).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
lateralis Cameron, 1918c: 217 (Conosoma; Type locality: Borneo, Quop, W. Sarawak).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (Sepedophilus; Borneo).
▴ Distribution: Borneo.
lateripennis Lea, 1912: 40 (Conosoma; Type locality: Victoria: Sea Lake).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
laticollis Cameron, 1943a: 345 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Australia).
latus Sharp, 1876: 94 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Ega).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
ledouxi Tronquet, 1981: 82 (Conosoma; Type locality: Afghanistan: Kenjan, 2600 m).
lethierryi Pandellé, 1869, see: monticola Wollaston, 1854.
lewisi Cameron, 1930c: 208 (Conosoma; Type locality: Luchu Islands: Oshima).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Shibata, 1985a: 40 (Sepedophilus; cited as lewisius; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
lichenor Gistel, 1857: 9 (Conurus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Styriae).
▴ Distribution: Austria.
limnorioides Lea, 1899: 538 (Conosoma; Type locality: Bridgetown, Swan River, Rottnest Island, W.A.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
limuloides Casey, 1895, see: testaceus Fabricius, 1793.
lineatus Kashcheev, 1982, see: rufulus Hochhuth, 1849.
linnavuorii Scheerpeltz, 1974c: 25 (Conosoma; Type locality: Sudan: Equatoria, Imatong Mts. nr. Gilo).
littoreus Linné, 1758: 422 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Not cited; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Linné, 1760: 232 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Linné, 1767: 685 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Goeze, 1777: 720 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Villers, 1789: 416 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2029 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Paykull, 1800: 421 (Staphylinus; synonym of cellaris Fabricius).
— Fabricius, 1801: 605 (Oxyporus; synonym of cellaris Fabricius).
— Turton, 1802: 515 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839a: 399 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 291 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 219 (Conurus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844: 343 (Conurus; notes).
— Westwood, 1845: 51 (Conurus; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 679 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 65 (Conurus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 474 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 433 (Conosoma; cited as litoreum; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 148 (Conosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Conosoma; cited as litoreum; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 289 (Conurus; characters; Sweden, Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 190 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 609 [= 1876: 91] (Conurus; characters; France; Caucasus; North America).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 184 (Conurus; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 109 (Conosoma; characters; Massachusetts and Canada).
— Rey, 1882: 176 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 191 (Conosoma; characters; Britain).
— Casey, 1895: 438 (Conosoma; characters; Massachusetts).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 356 (Conurus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1902: 23 (Conosoma; characters; Europe; Caucasus; North America).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 301 (Conosoma; cited as litorea; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Notman, 1919a: 95 (Conosoma; Ontario).
— Portevin, 1929: 319 (Conosomus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 199 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Lohse, 1964: 236 (Conosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 37 (Conosoma; cited as litoreum; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 50 (Conosoma; Siberia; Japan; Azores; all Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Conosoma; Poland).
— Hammond, 1973: 133, 135 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; notes; Britain).
— Campbell, 1976: 12 (Sepedophilus; characters; British Columbia; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Nova Scotia; Maine; New Hampshire; Vermont; Connecticut; Massachusetts; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Michigan; Wisconsin; Iowa; Illinois; North Carolina).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Anderson, 1978a (Sepedophilus; collecting notes; Ireland).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Conosoma; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Sepedophilus; Azores).
— Tóth, 1993: 57 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; cited as littoresus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
— Hayashi, 1996a: 22 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
— Fowles, Alexander, and Key, 1999: 129 (Sepedophilus; saproxylic species; status as endangered or threatened species; Britain).
— Hågvar, 1999: 28 (Sepedophilus; collected on Fomitopsis pinicola and Fomes fomentarius; Norway).
▴ Distribution: Egypt, Algeria, Morocco, Canary Islands, Madeira, Azores, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Iran, China, Japan, Canada, USA.
maculatus Geoffroy, 1785: 169 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Paris).
— Villers, 1789: 422 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2035 (Staphylinus; characters; France).
— Olivier, 1795:(42): 34 (Staphylinus; synonym of nitidulus Fabricius).
— Turton, 1802: 518 (Staphylinus; characters; France).
— Erichson, 1839b: 219 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 434 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Rey, 1882: 177 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Luze, 1902: 23 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Hammond, 1973: 135 (Sepedophilus; synonym of littoreus).
pubescens Paykull, 1790: 138 (Staphylinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Not cited).
— Paykull, 1800: 421 (Staphylinus; synonym of cellaris Fabricius).
— Fabricius, 1801: 605 (Oxyporus; synonym of cellaris Fabricius).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 131 (Tachyporus; synonym of cellaris).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 5 (Tachyporus; characters of varieties; Germany; France).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 243 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 292 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden; Russia).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 518 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Erichson, 1839a: 399 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 290 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 219 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Märkel, 1841: 216 (Conurus; in Formica rufa nest).
— Mannerheim, 1844: 180 (Conurus).
— Märkel, 1845: 233 (Conurus; with Formica rufa).
— P. Lucas, 1846: 104 (Conurus; notes; Algeria).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 78 (Conurus; characters; Caucasus).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 679 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Kiesenwetter, 1851a: 413 (Conurus; Pyrenees).
— Hardy, 1851: 65 (Conurus; notes; England).
— Wollaston, 1854: 565 (Conurus; characters; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Conurus; Malaga).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 475 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Wollaston, 1857: 184 (Conurus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 434 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (type species of Conosoma).
— Thomson, 1861: 147 (Conosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Conosoma; Austria).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Conosoma; notes; Russia).
— Wollaston, 1864: 556 (Conosoma; notes; habitat; Canary Islands).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Conurus; habitat; France).
— Wollaston, 1865: 478 (Conosoma; habitat; notes; Madeira Islands; Canary Islands).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 292 (Conurus; characters; Europe; Caucasus; Algeria; Egypt).
— Wollaston, 1871: 297 (Conosoma; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 190 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 609 [= 1876: 91] (Conurus; characters; France; Madeira; Barbary; Cyprus; Caucasus; Iran; Siberia; China; North America).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 184 (Conurus; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 111 (Conosoma; characters; New York to Louisiana).
— Fauvel, 1878: 134 [= 1878a: 54] (Conurus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Rey, 1882: 181 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Conurus; Barbary).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Luze, 1902: 23 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 107 (Conurus; Corsica).
— Peyerimhoff, 1907: 14 (Conosoma; Sinai).
— Montandon, 1908: 80 (Conosoma; Gravenhorst cited as author; Romania).
— Poppius, 1909: 30 (Conosoma; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Blatchley, 1910: 451 (Conosoma; characters; Indiana).
— Johansen, 1914: 301 (Conosoma; [Note: Cited with Gravenhorst as author whose use of the name was a misidentification]; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Portevin, 1929: 319 (Conosomus; characters; France).
— Paulian, 1941: 278 (Conosoma; larval characters).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 95 (Sepedophilus; [Note: Cited with Gravenhorst as author whose use of the name was a misidentification]; larval characters).
— Hammond, 1973: 135 (Sepedophilus; synonym of littoreus).
— Campbell, 1976: 12 (Sepedophilus; synonym of littoreus).
— Bordoni and Oromi, 1998: 1157 (Conosoma; Gravenhorst cited as author; facultative cave species; Europe and North Africa).
tomentosus Rossi, 1792: 97 (Staphylinus; [Note: Rossi cited Paykull [1790] “Mon. Car. App. pag. 138” as author of this species but Paykull cited pubescens, not tomentosus. However the two copies of Paykull's work I have examined both have “pubescens” crossed out and replaced with “tomentosus” written by hand]; Type locality: Not cited).
— Erichson, 1839b: 219 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— P. Lucas, 1846: 104 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 434 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Luze, 1902: 23 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Hammond, 1973: 137 (Sepedophilus; synonym of littoreus).
cellaris Fabricius, 1793: 532 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Suecia).
— Paykull, 1800: 421 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Fabricius, 1801: 605 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 131 (Tachyporus; [Note: Gravenhorst cited Paykull as author of cellaris but Paykull attributed the species to Fabricius]; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 5 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 244 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 292 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden; Russia).
— Stephens, 1832: 189 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 518 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; synonym of littoreus).
— Erichson, 1839a: 399 (Tachyporus; synonym of littoreus).
— Heer, 1839: 291 (Tachyporus; synonym of littoreus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 219 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 679 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Hardy, 1851: 65 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 434 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 289 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 177 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Luze, 1902: 23 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Hammond, 1973: 135 (Sepedophilus; synonym of littoreus).
bimaculatus Fabricius, 1793: 533 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Selandia).
— Erichson, 1839b: 219 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 434 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Luze, 1902: 23 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Hammond, 1973: 135 (Sepedophilus; synonym of littoreus).
sowerbii Stephens, 1832: 193 (Tachinus; Type locality: Norfolk; Coombe-wood; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; variety of bipustualtus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Hammond, 1973: 135 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation [Note: Locality not cited]; synonym of littoreus).
angularis Stephens, 1832: 193 (Tachinus; Type locality: London; Devonshire; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; variety of littoreus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 65 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Hammond, 1973: 138 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation [Note: Locality not cited]; synonym of littoreus).
incertus Hampe, 1850: 349 (Conurus; Type locality: Wien).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 434 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168, note (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Fauvel, 1866c: 247 [= 1866d: 105] (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of littoreus).
— Luze, 1902: 23 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; synonym of littoreum).
knoxii LeConte, 1866: 374 (Conosoma; Type locality: Pennsylvania: Lycoming County).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (Conurus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 110 (Conosoma; characters; Pennsylvania; Michigan).
— Casey, 1895: 438 (Conosoma; characters; Pennsylvania to Wisconsin).
— Blatchley, 1910: 450 (Conosoma; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 12 (Sepedophilus; synonym of littoreus).
carissimus Hatch, 1957: 125 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: British Columbia: Creston).
lividus Erichson, 1839, see: nigripennis Stephens, 1832.
lokayi Smetana, 1969, see: transcaspicus Bernhauer, 1917.
longepilosus Tottenham, 1956: 325 (Conosomus; Type locality: Ruanda: terr. Kisenyi, Gishwati, 2000 m).
longipennis Cameron, 1930c: 208 (Conosoma; Type locality: Settsu; Katsuogi).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Shibata, 1985a: 41 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
loquax Tottenham, 1957: 78 (Conosomus; [Note: This species was described in a key as “loquax Tottenham” with no indication that it was a new species therein nor with a citation to an earlier original description]; Type locality: Africa).
luniger Fauvel, 1898c: 185 (Conurus; Type locality: Suberbieville; Diego-Suarez).
▴ Distribution: Madagascar.
lusitanicus Hammond, 1973: 150 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: England: nr. Grimes Graves, West Norfolk. Also cited from Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal, Madeira, Canary Islands).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Israelson, 1984: 145 (Sepedophilus; Azores).
— Borges, 1990: 93 (Sepedophilus; Azores).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 193 (Sepedophilus; Canary Islands).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Sepedophilus; characters; Britain).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy ?).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (Sepedophilus; characters; Belgium; Sweden).
— Fowles, Alexander, and Key, 1999: 129 (Sepedophilus; saproxylic species; status as endangered or threatened species; Britain).
▴ Distribution: Sweden, Britain, Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal, Azores, Madeira, Canary Islands.
luzei Schülke, 1998: 60 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: N. Iran: 160 m, Sheykh Mahalleh. Also cited from Croatia, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan).
macer Casey, 1895: 443 (Conosoma; Type locality: South Carolina; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]. Also cited from Virginia, Norfolk).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 22 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: S.C. [South Carolina]; characters; Alabama; Florida; Louisiana; Mississippi; North Carolina; South Carolina; Virginia).
▴ Distribution: USA.
maculatus Geoffroy, 1785, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
maculicollis Cameron, 1926: 181, 183 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Siwaliks; Nakraunda. Dehra Dun. Mussorie District; Arni Gad. Almorah; Dhaub China).
— Cameron, 1932: 371 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
maculipennis Solier, 1849: 344 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Chile).
— Kraatz, 1859a: 10 (Conosoma).
— Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 426 (Conurus; characters; Chile).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 334 [= 1866b: 85] (Conurus; characters; Chile).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Lynch, 1884: 106 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 409 (Conosomus; characters; Chile).
— Saiz, 1969a: 11 (Conosomus; notes).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Chile, Argentina.
setosus Sharp, 1876: 95 (Conurus; Type locality: Garrao).
— Lynch, 1884: 106 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; synonym of maculipenne).
maculosus Broun, 1880: 100 (Conurus; Type locality: Whangarei Harbour).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
maheanus Bernhauer, 1922, see: pedicularius Gravenhorst, 1802.
majus Bernhauer, 1939, see: ghesquierei Bernhauer, 1939.
malayanus Cameron, 1920b: 283 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ang Mo Kio).
— Cameron, 1921a: 379, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
maorinus Broun, 1893: 1025 (Conurus; Type locality: Howick).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
marginatus Cameron, 1926: 178, 182 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Mussorie District; Arni Gad, Ringal Gad, 5000 to 6000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 360 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
marshami Stephens, 1832: 189 (Conurus; Type locality: Not cited; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentified as pubescens according to Pope, 1977: 32]; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 189 (Conurus; [Note: Misidentified as pubescens according to Pope, 1977: 32]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; variety of pubescens; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; [Note: Misidentified as pubescens according to Pope, 1977: 32]; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 65 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Fowler, 1888: 191 (Conosoma; [Note: Misidentified as pubescens according to Pope, 1977: 32]; characters; Britain).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 339 (Conosoma; characters; cave species; France; Spain).
— Strand, 1966: 410 (Conosoma; characters; Norway).
— Horion, 1967: 51 (Conosoma; Tunisia; Britain; Norway; Germany; Austria; Czecholsovakia; Poland).
— Smetana, 1969: 232 (Conosoma; characters; Czechoslovakia).
— Szujecki, 1969a: 259, 260 (Conosoma; notes; Poland).
— Korge, 1971a: 8 (Conosoma; Turkey).
— Lundberg, 1972: 173 (Conosoma; Sweden).
— Hammond, 1973: 135, 145 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; notes; Britain).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 122 (Conosoma; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Campbell, 1976: 18 (Sepedophilus; characters; Nova Scotia; Quebec).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 178 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Nowosad, 1990: 151 (Sepedophilus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 138 (Sepedophilus; collected with Formica rufa; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 61 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Sepedophilus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Schülke, 1995a: 35 (Sepedophilus; notes; Irkutsk).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; Canada; USA).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Sepedophilus; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Owen, 1997a: 149 (Sepedophilus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Schülke, 1998i: 143 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Owen, 1999b: 62 (Sepedophilus; captured underground at roots of old trees; Britain).
— Lott, 1999: 72 (Sepedophilus; saproxylic species; habitat; endangered status; Britain).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Sepedophilus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 256 (Sepedophilus; characters; Korea).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Sepedophilus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Azores, Europe, Russia, Korea, North America.
sericeus Lacordaire, 1835: 519 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Paris).
— Erichson, 1839b: 221 (Conurus; synonym of “pubescens Gravenhorst” [see testaceus]).
— Crotch, 1867a: 382 (Conosomus; Azores).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Rey, 1882: 182 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Smetana, 1969: 230 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Hammond, 1973: 145 (Sepedophilus; synonym of marshami).
medialis Sharp, 1884: 314 (Conosoma; Type locality: Guatemala, Cerro Zunil 4000 to 5000 feet, Zapote; Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui 2500 to 4000 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala; Panama.
micans Scheerpeltz, 1974: 175 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Cape Town, Table Mnt., 2400 ft.).
micans Campbell, 1976, see: campbelli Herman, 2001.
micantoides Scheerpeltz, 1974: 184 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Hout Bay, Skoorsteenkop).
michailovi Schülke, 1990b: 246 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: UdSSR: Asia centr., Taszhik-istan, NW-Pamir, Peter-I.-Mts., Tshil-Dara, 1700–2300 m).
▴ Distribution: Tajikistan.
mirabilis Cameron, 1937a: 105 (Conosoma; Type locality: New Guinea: Kokoda, alt. 1200 ft.).
modestus Bernhauer, 1929f: 126 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kamalemba: Luebo; Kwamouth).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001:83 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
moestus Say, 1832, see: crassus Gravenhorst, 1802.
montalbensis Cameron, 1941c: 385 (Conosoma; Type locality: Philippines: Montalla).
montanus Cameron, 1919, see: ceylanensis Kraatz, 1859.
monticola Wollaston, 1854: 566 (Conurus; Type locality: Madeira: Cruzinhas, 5000 ft.).
— Wollaston, 1857: 185 (Conurus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Wollaston, 1864: 556 (Conosoma; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 cited lividum Wollaston as a synonym of monticola; Wollaston did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Erichson]; notes; habitat; Canary Islands).
— Wollaston, 1865: 479 (Conosoma; habitat; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1869: 486 (Conurus; synonym of nigripennis).
— Fauvel, 1869a: 151 (Conosoma; synonym of lividus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 611 [= 1876: 93] (Conurus; characters; France; Spain; Portugal; Algeria; Madeira).
— Fauvel, 1878: 134 [= 1878a: 54] (Conurus; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1886: 65 [= 1886a: 57] (Conurus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 358 (Conurus; characters; Piemont; Spain; Portugal; Algeria; Madeira).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Conurus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; Madeira; Canaries).
— Luze, 1902: 33 (Conosoma; characters; Spain; Portugal; Piemont; Madeira; Algeria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Conosoma; Taygete).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 275 (Conosoma; Morocco).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 58 (Conosoma; Spain).
— Focarile, 1982: 546 (Sepedophilus; characters; Algeria; Morocco; Portugal; Spain).
— Outerelo, Palmer and Pons, 1995: 80 (Sepedophilus; Mallorca).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 131 (Sepedophilus; cited as Sepidophilus; collected from cave; Spain; Portugal).
▴ Distribution: Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Canary Islands, Madeira, Portugal, Spain, France, Italy.
lethierryi Pandellé, 1869: 288 (Conurus; Type locality: Algeria: Bone, Constantine).
— Fauvel, 1875: 611 [= 1876: 93] (Conurus; synonym of monticola).
— Fauvel, 1886: 65 [= 1886a: 57] (Conurus; synonym of monticola).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Conurus; synonym of monticola).
— Luze, 1902: 33 (Conosoma; synonym of monticola).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; synonym of monticola).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 151 (Sepedophilus; notes).
morosus Broun, 1923: 676 (Conurus; Type locality: Rotoiti).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
morsitans Tottenham, 1957: 80 (Conosomus; Type locality: Belgian Congo: Kundelungu, riv. Kalumbulwa).
myrmecophilus Lea, 1910: 119 (Conosoma; Type locality: W. Australia: Swan River).
— Lea, 1910a: 139 (Conosoma; with ants; Australia).
— Lea, 1912: 40 (Conosoma; with Iridomyrmex nitidus; Victoria).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
nigerrimus Cameron, 1944: 49 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: United Provinces: Dehra Dun).
nigripennis Stephens, 1832: 180 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Hammond, 1973: 135, 160 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; notes; Britain; Mallorca; Spain; Portugal; Switzerland).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 180 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 150 (Sepedophilus; discussion of species complex).
— Tóth, 1993: 60 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Sparacio, 1995: 169 (Sepedophilus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Owen, 1997a: 149 (Sepedophilus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Schülke, 1999a: 58 (Sepedophilus; synonymic discussion; characters; Belgium; Denmark; England; France; Germany; Greece; Italy; Croatia; Malta; Netherlands; Switzerland; Slovenia; Spain; Czech Republic).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Libya, Europe, Caucasus.
obscuratus Stephens, 1832: 190 (Conurus; Type locality: Norfolk; Suffolk; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Conurus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Hammond, 1973: 160 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation [Note: Locality not cited]; synonym of nigripennis).
— Schülke, 1999a: 56 (Sepedophilus; synonym of nigripennis).
flavipes Stephens, 1832: 191 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Conurus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Hammond, 1973: 160 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; synonym of nigripennis).
— Schülke, 1999a: 56 (Sepedophilus; synonym of nigripennis).
obscuripennis Stephens, 1832: 191 (Conurus; Type locality: Suffolk; Norfolk; London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Conurus; synonym of pyrrhopterus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of lividus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Hammond, 1973: 160 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation [Note: Locality not cited]; synonym of nigripennis).
— Schülke, 1999a: 56 (Sepedophilus; synonym of nigripennis).
lividus Erichson, 1839b: 229 (Conurus; Type locality: Lutetiae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1999a]. Also cited from Sardinia).
— P. Lucas, 1846: 104 (Conurus; notes; Algeria).
— Kiesenwetter, 1851a: 413 (Conurus; Mont Serrat).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Conurus; synonym of pyrrhopterus).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 475 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Conosoma; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Conurus; synonym of nigripennis).
— Pandellé, 1869: 288 (Conurus; characters; Europe, Algeria, Caucasus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 611 [= 1876: 93] (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 282 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 187 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 192 (Conosoma; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Luze, 1902: 32 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; variety of pedicularium).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; aberration of pedicularius).
— C. Koch, 1936a: 76 (Conosoma; variety of pedicularius; Libya).
— Hammond, 1973: 160 (Sepedophilus; synonym of nigripennis).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 180 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 152 (Sepedophilus; cited as valid species; notes).
— Drugmand and Coulon, 1993: 240 (Sepedophilus; cited as valid species; collecting notes; Luxembourg).
— Bruge, 1994: 122, 123 (Sepedophilus; Belgium).
— Dauphin and Tamisier, 1997: 93 (Sepedophilus; collecting notes; France).
— Schülke, 1999a: 56 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: Lutetiae; synonym of nigripennis).
— Marchal and Chardonnet, 2000: 72 (Sepedophilus; Corsica).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 55 (Sepedophilus; catalog; Poland).
nigromaculatus Cameron, 1919: 237 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Woodlands; Bukit Timah).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
nigropictus Eppelsheim, 1884b: 13 (Conurus; Type locality: Gebirge von Talysch bei Lirik).
— Luze, 1902: 34 (Conosoma; characters; Caspian Sea region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Azerbaijan.
nigrosetosus Cameron, 1950c: 96 (Conosoma; Type locality: Léopoldville).
nigrovestitus Bernhauer, 1917f: 50 (Conosoma; Type locality: Bolivien: Yuracaris).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Bolivia.
niticollis Broun, 1893: 1406 (Conurus; Type locality: Moeraki).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
nitidicollis Jarrige, 1957: 112 (Conosoma; Type locality: Réunion: piton Bébour).
nitidulus Scheerpeltz, 1974: 183 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Cape Town, Table Mnt., 2400 ft.).
nomurai Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 62 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Wakayama Pref.: Mt. Gomanodan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
nonus Lea, 1899: 537 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mt. Barker, W.A.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
notatus Fauvel, 1895: 283 (Conurus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Asciuii Ghécu, 1400–1500 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 358 (Conosoma; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
notialis Herman, 2001: 56 (Sepedophilus; replacement name for africanus Cameron).
▴ Distribution: Angola.
africanus Cameron, 1959: 119 (Conosoma; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Angola: Tala Mungongo, Malange).
nubilus Broun, 1880: 100 (Conurus; Type locality: Parua).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Sepedophilus; endemic; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
obesus Boheman, 1848: 270 (Conurus; Type locality: Caffraria orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1907: 50 (Conurus; Nairobi; Abyssinia; Zanzibar; Natal; South Africa; Cameroon; Sierra Leone; Madagascar).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Tottenham, 1957: 79 (Conosomus; characters in key).
— Tottenham, 1961: 205 (Conosomus; Senegal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1974: 172 (Conosoma; South Africa).
— Frank, 1982: 50 (Sepedophilus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: Senegal, Sierra Leone, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Madagascar, South Africa.
oblongoguttatus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 309 (Conosoma; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 2000 m).
obscuratus Stephens, 1832, see: nigripenne Stephens, 1832.
obscurevittatus Cameron, 1926: 177, 183 (Conosoma; Type locality: Dehra Dun).
— Cameron, 1932: 359 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
obscurior Cameron, 1949, see: senegalensis Cameron, 1939.
obscuripennis Stephens, 1832, see: nigripenne Stephens, 1832.
obscuripennis Fairmaire and Germain, 1861, see: futurus Herman, 2001.
obscurus Cameron, 1926: 180, 182 (Conosoma; Type locality: Siwaliks; Lachiwala).
— Cameron, 1932: 368 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
obsureguttatus Cameron, 1928g: 447 (Conosoma; Type locality: Borneo: Mt. Murud, 7000–8000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; cited as obscuroguttatum; catalog).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (Sepedophilus; cited as obscureguttatus; Borneo).
▴ Distribution: Borneo.
obsoletus Erichson, 1839b: 228 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Caracas Columbiae).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Colombia.
obtusus Luze, 1902b: 168 (Conosoma; Type locality: Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 180 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 159, 163 (Sepedophilus; characters; France; Italy; Bosnia Hercegovina; Macedonia; Greece; Bulgaria; Hungary; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Austria; Switzerland; Germany; Poland; Georgia; Azerbaijan; Russia; Turkey; Cyprus).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 138 (Sepedophilus; collected with Formica truncorum; Bohemia).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Holzer, 1998: 37 (Sepedophilus; notes; Austria).
— Bruge, 1999: 27 (Sepedophilus; notes; Belgium; France; Germany; Switzerland; Italy; Austria; Czech Republic; Poland; Slovakia; Hungary; Bosnia Hercegovina; Macedonia; Greece; Bulgaria; Cyprus; Turkey; Georgia; Russia).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 56 (Sepedophilus; catalog; Poland).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Sepedophilus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Cyprus, Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Russia.
occultus Casey, 1885a: 145 (Conurus; Type locality: District of Columbia).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Conurus; synonym of basale).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Conosoma; synonym of basale).
— Casey, 1895: 445 (Conosoma; characters; District of Columbia; Massachusetts).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 466 (Conosoma; synonym of basalis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 33 (Sepedophilus; characters; connecticut; District of Columbia; Georgia; Illinois; Iowa; Kentucky; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; New Jersey; New York; Ohio; Pennsylvania).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; cited as ocultus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
ocellarius Fauvel, 1879: 109 (Conurus; Type locality: Mysol).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
ochraceus Cameron, 1926: 182, 183 (Conosoma; Type locality: Siwaliks. Dehra Dun. Arni Gad).
— Cameron, 1932: 373 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
octavus Lea, 1899: 536 (Conosoma; Type locality: Dalmorton, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
okinawanis Naomi and Maruyama, 1997, see: glabratus Naomi and Maruyama, 1997.
opicus Say, 1832: 54 [= 1834: 467] (Tachyporus; Type locality: Southern States; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1976]. Originally cited from Missouri).
— Erichson, 1840: 919 (Conurus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 112 (Conosoma; characters; the Gulf States).
— Casey, 1895: 439 (Conosoma; characters; New York to Virginia and westward).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Notman, 1920a: 181 (Conosoma; New York).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 56 (Sepedophilus; neotype designation: southern States; characters; Quebec; Alabama; Florida; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Texas; Virginia).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
orientalis Cameron, 1950d: 25 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
ornatus Sharp, 1884: 315 (Conosoma; Type locality: Guatemala, Cerro Zunil 4000 to 5000 feet, Guatemala city, Capetillo; Panama, Los Remedios).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Notman, 1920b: 706 (Conosoma; Florida).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: USA, Guatemala, Panama.
orthodoxus Lea, 1910: 120 (Conosoma; Type locality: W. Australia: Karridale).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
papuanus Cameron, 1937a: 105 (Conosoma; Type locality: New Guinea: Kokoda, alt. 1200 ft.).
— Last, 1972: 157 (Conosomus; characters; New Guinea).
— Herman, 2001: 17 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
parcepunctatus Bernhauer, 1917f: 52 (Conosoma; Type locality: Brasilien: Petropolis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
parcus Sharp, 1884: 314 (Conosoma; Type locality: Guatemala, Cerro Zunil 4000 to 5000 feet, San Geronimo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala.
parkeri Cameron, 1926: 179, 183 (Conosoma; Type locality: Almora; Dhaub China, 6000 feet. Mussorie District, Arni Gad).
— Cameron, 1932: 367 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
parvipennis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 180 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Cape Peninsula, Cape Point Nature Reserve).
parvulus Horn, 1877: 111 (Conosoma; Type locality: North Carolina; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Casey, 1895: 449 (Conosoma; characters; North Carolina).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1949b: 469 (Conosoma; China).
— Campbell, 1976: 35 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; Georgia; North Carolina; South Carolina; West Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
pedicularius Gravenhorst, 1802: 133 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Brunsvigae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke and Uhlig, 1989]. No locality originally cited).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 4 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 246 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 470 (Tachyporus; characters for variety).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 293 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Runde, 1835: 25 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839a: 392 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 291 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 230 (Conurus; characters; Europe).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844: 343 (Conurus; notes).
— Märkel, 1845: 233 (Conurus; with Formica fuliginosa).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 83 (Conurus; characters; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 679 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Wollaston, 1854: 565 (Conurus; characters; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 476 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Wollaston, 1857: 184 (Conurus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 436 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 168 (Conurus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 148 (Conosoma; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Conosoma; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 97 (Conosoma; Austria).
— Wollaston, 1865: 478 (Conosoma; habitat; notes; Madeira Islands; Canary Islands).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 288 (Conurus; characters; larval characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Sharp, 1874: 18 (Conurus; Japan).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 190 (Conosoma; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 611 [= 1876: 93] (Conurus; characters; France; Barbary; Syria; Caucasus; Iran; Japan).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 282 (Conurus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 184 (Conurus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878: 134 [= 1878a: 54] (Conurus; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Rey, 1882: 190 (Conurus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Conurus; Barbary).
— Sharp, 1888: 455 (Conosoma; Japan).
— Fowler, 1888: 192 (Conosoma; characters; Britain).
— Eppelsheim, 1892: 329 (Conurus; Turkestan).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Conurus; Barbary).
— Luze, 1902: 31 (Conosoma; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region; Iran; Syria; Caucasus; Siberia).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 107 (Conurus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 93 (Conosoma; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 302 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 319 (Conosomus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1497 (Conosoma; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 200 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961: 7 (Conosoma; Iran).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 136 (Conosoma; Italy).
— Lohse, 1964: 236 (Conosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Focarile, 1964: 55 (Conosoma; Italy).
— Palm, 1966: 38 (Conosoma; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 52 (Conosoma; Morocco; Algeria; Egypt; Siberia; Japan; all Europe but not far north).
— Hammond, 1973: 135, 157 (Sepedophilus; characters; notes; Britain).
— Shibata, 1973c: 66 (Sepedophilus; Taiwan).
— Bordoni, 1974b: 14 (Conosoma; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Coiffait, 1978d: 165 (Conosoma; Turkey).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Conosoma; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 180 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 152, 162 (Sepedophilus; characters; lectotype designation: locality cited as Germania [p. 155] and Brunsuigae [p. 153]; Finland; Sweden; Denmark; Britain; France; Italy; Yugoslavia; Switzerland; Austria; Czechoslovakia; Germany; Poland; Russia).
— Tóth, 1993: 59 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Sepedophilus; cited as pedicularis; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— J. Li, 1993: 44 (Sepedophilus; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1995a: 34 (Sepedophilus; notes; Chabarovsk).
— Whitehead, 1995: 163 (Sepedophilus; not recorded from Mallorca).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Sepedophilus; collecting sites; Ireland).
▴ Distribution: Seychelles, Tunisia, Algeria, Canary Islands, Madeira, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Turkey, Syria, Iran, Uzbekistan, China, Japan.
truncatellus Gravenhorst, 1806: 5 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Brunsvigae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke and Uhlig, 1989]).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 246 (Tachyporus; synonym of pedicularius Gravenhorst).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 293 (Tachyporus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Erichson, 1839a: 392 (Tachyporus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Heer, 1839: 292 (Tachyporus; variety of pedicularius).
— Erichson, 1839b: 230 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 436 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Pandellé, 1869: 288 (Conurus; variety of pedicularius).
— Rey, 1882: 191 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Luze, 1902: 32 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Hammond, 1973: 157 (Sepedophilus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 156 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; synonym of pedicularius).
tauricus Motschulsky, 1860: 575 (Conosomus; Type locality: environs de Jalta sur côtè méridionale de la Tauride).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 40 (Conosoma; characters; Crimean region).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 611 [= 1876: 93] (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; synonym of pedicularius).
— Luze, 1902: 32 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; synonym of pedicularium).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1989: 151 (Sepedophilus; notes).
maheanus Bernhauer, 1922b: 177 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mahé: Cascade Estate, 1000–2000 ft.; Morne Blanc, 1000 ft.).
penangensis Cameron, 1950d: 31 (Conosoma; Type locality: Penang).
pendleburyi Cameron, 1933b: 348 (Conosoma; Type locality: British North Borneo: Kambo-rangah, 7200 feet).
periculus Tottenham, 1956: 322 (Conosomus; Type locality: Kenya: Muguga, nr. Kikuyu. Also cited from Urundi).
— Tottenham, 1957: 78 (Conosomus; characters in key).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Kenya, Burundi.
perplexus Cameron, 1919: 237 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Bukit Panjang).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
persimilis Cameron, 1932: 366 (Conosoma; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Mangpu).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
personatus Fauvel, 1878g: 566 (Conurus; Type locality: Australie méridionale: Nouvelle Galles du Sud, Sydney).
— Olliff, 1886: 897 (Conosoma; characters from Fauvel; Australia).
— Lea, 1899: 539 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
peruvianus Bernhauer, 1917f: 52 (Conosoma; Type locality: Peru: Pachitea).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Peru.
phoxus Olliff, 1886: 894 (Conosoma; Type locality: Adelaide, South Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1935a: 656 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
picticollis Fauvel, 1898c: 185 (Conurus; Type locality: Suberbieville).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Madagascar.
pictipennis Kraatz, 1859: 63 (Conosoma; Type locality: Ceylan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 373 (Conosoma; characters; Ceylon; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, India.
pictus Oke, 1933: 126 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Australia: Victoria: Warburton).
pilosicornis Bernhauer, 1917f: 53 (Conosoma; Type locality: Brasilien: S. Catharina).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
plagiatus Fauvel, 1895: 282 (Conurus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Asciuii Ghécu, 1400–1500 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 357 (Conosoma; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1949b: 469 (Conosoma; Formosa).
— Shibata, 1973c: 66 (Sepedophilus; Taiwan).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
planipennis Nakane, 1963: A245 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido: Rausu, Shiretoko).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
plebeius Sharp, 1884: 313 (Conosoma; Type locality: Guatemala, Cerro Zunil 4000 to 5000 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; cited as plebejum; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; cited as plebejum; catalog; Brazil; Bolivia).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Brazil, Bolivia.
postpictus Cameron, 1932: 361 (Conosoma; Type locality: Nilgiri Hills).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
primus Lea, 1899: 532 (Conosoma; Type locality: Clarence River, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
pseudohimalayicus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 308 (Conosoma; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 2000 m).
pseudolitoreus Bernhauer, 1938a: 21 (Conosoma; Type locality: Mandschurei: Hengtaohotze).
pubescens Paykull, 1790, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
pulchricolor Fauvel, 1905b: 183 (Conurus; Type locality: forêt Tanala: Ambohimitombo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Madagascar.
pulchricornis Fauvel, 1889b: 269 (Conurus; Type locality: Tonghoué).
— Fauvel, 1903d: 273 (Conurus; New Caledonia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Caledonia.
pulicarius Sachse, 1852, see: basalis Erichson, 1839.
pumilus Sharp, 1874: 18 (Conurus; Type locality: Japan).
— Sharp, 1888: 453 (Conosoma; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Nakane and Sawada, 1960: A124 (Sepedophilus; Yakushima Island).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Sepedophilus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 65 (Sepedophilus; Yaku-shima Island).
— Watanabe, 1998: 314 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
puncticollis Cameron, 1952b: 447 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Uganda: Kilimzu For. 1037).
— Tottenham, 1957: 78 (Conosomus; characters in key).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Uganda.
pusillus Stephens, 1832, see: immaculatus Stephens, 1832.
pustulatus Bernhauer, 1908d: 337 (Conosoma; Type locality: Brasilien: S. Paulo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
pustulatus Bernhauer, 1915, see: pustulifer Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
pustulifer Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; replacement name for pustulatus Bernhauer).
pustulatus Bernhauer, 1915h: 238 (Conosoma; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Java: Goenoeng Oengaran).
jacobsoni Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1496 (Conosoma; replacement name for pustulatus Bernhauer; [Note: Unnecessary replacement name]).
pyrrhopterus Stephens, 1835: 434 (Conurus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: London).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Conurus; notes; England).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Britain.
quadrifasciatus Cameron, 1926: 180, 183 (Conosoma; Type locality: Siwaliks; Nakraunda. Dehra Dun. Almora; Patkria, 4500 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 370 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
quadrifurcatus Naomi and Maruyama, 1997: 249 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Hiku Fall, Okinawa, Is., Nansei Isls.).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
quadrimaculatus Cameron, 1926: 181, 183 (Conosoma; Type locality: Chakrata District; Sainj Khud. Simla Hills; Fagu, Theog, Kotgarh, 6500 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 372 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
quartus Lea, 1899: 534 (Conosoma; Type locality: Sydney, Windsor, Tamworth, Clarence River, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
quinqueguttatus Bernhauer, 1915d: 154 (Conosoma; Type locality: West Usambara; Kibosho).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Tanzania.
quintus Lea, 1899: 535 (Conosoma; Type locality: Clarence River, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1935a: 656 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
raraensis Coiffait, 1982: 108 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Nepal occidental: Umg. Pina, région de Rara-See).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
reptans Tottenham, 1956: 321 (Conosomus; Type locality: Ruanda: Rutovu, forêt du Rugege, 2350 m).
roblensis Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 411 (Conosomus; Type locality: Chili: Cerro El Roble, Valparaiso).
robustus Cameron, 1919: 233 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Woodlands).
— Cameron, 1932: 362 (Conosoma; characters; India; Singapore; Malaya).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 393 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1937: 35 (Conosoma; Java).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 113 (Conosoma; Burma).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Sepedophilus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore.
rudepunctatus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 310 (Conosoma; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 2000 m).
rufescens Tottenham, 1956: 324 (Conosomus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Ruanda: terr. Kisenyi, Kayove, 2000 m. Also cited from Urundi).
ruficeps Cameron, 1925a: 187 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Tjibodas, 1400 m).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
rufipalpis W. J. MacLeay, 1873: 136 (Conurus; Type locality: Gayndah).
— Fauvel, 1877: 278 (Cilea; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 891 (Conosoma; characters; Australia).
— Lea, 1899: 539 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Lea, 1910a: 138 (Conosoma; with Ponera lutea; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 492 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1935a: 656 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
stigmalis Fauvel, 1877: 280 (Conurus; Type locality: Australie, Nouvelle Galles du Sud, Sydney).
— Fauvel, 1878g: 564 (Conurus; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 891 (Conosoma; synonym of rufipalpis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1920: 18 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; synonym of rufipalpis).
rufipennis Adachi, 1937, see: germanus Sharp, 1874.
rufiventris Fauvel, 1898a: 119 (Conurus; Type locality: La Digue).
— H. Kolbe, 1910: 19 (Conurus; Seychelles).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922b: 177 (Conosoma; Seychelles).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Seychelles.
rufobrunneus Cameron, 1919: 234 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Mandai).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore, Indonesia.
rufoguttatus Cameron, 1926: 178, 183 (Conosoma; Type locality: Simla Hills; Kotgarh, Gahan, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 367 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
rufotestaceus Cameron, 1919: 238 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Woodlands).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
rufulus Hochhuth, 1849: 79 (Conurus; Type locality: Kaukasien; [Note: See lectotype designation by Gusarov, 1992a]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 609 [= 1876: 91] (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Luze, 1902: 28 (Conosoma; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960b: 69 (Conosoma; Afghanistan; Caucasus; Transcaucasus; Transcaspian region; Turkestan; Iran; Kashmir; Punjab).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 15 (Conosoma; Afghanistan).
— Gusarov, 1992a: 779 [= 1993a: 66] (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Caucasus, Iran, Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, India.
clavicornis Luze, 1902: 28 (Conosoma; Type locality: Gebiet des Caspischen Meeres, Daghestan).
suturalis Luze, 1902: 29 (Conosoma; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Transkaspien, Turk-menien).
lineatus Kashcheev, 1982: 540 [= 1982a: 82] (Conosoma; Type locality: Tsentral'nyi Kyzylkum, kolodets Sharykty).
rufus Grimmer, 1841 [Note: Nomen dubium], see: immaculatus Stephens, 1832.
rufus Kraatz, 1859: 63 (Conosoma; [preoccupied; also a preoccupied secondary homonym Tachinus]; Type locality: India borealis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 374 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001:18, 56 (Sepedophilus; although a junior primary homonym, the senior name is a nomen dubium, so it is suggested that the required replacement be ignored).
▴ Distribution: India.
satoshii Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 68 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Fukuoka Pref.: Chikushi-Yabakei).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
scapularis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 173 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Natal: Durban, Stamford Hill).
sclopetus Tottenham, 1956: 319 (Conosomus; Type locality: Ruanda: Tshuruyaga, forêt du Rugege, 2400 m).
— Tottenham, 1957: 78 (Conosomus; characters in key).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Rwanda.
scriptus Horn, 1877: 112 (Conosoma; Type locality: Louisiana; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]. Originally cited from Michigan to Louisiana).
— Casey, 1895: 449 (Conosoma; characters; Rhode Island and New York).
— Blatchley, 1910: 452 (Conosoma; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Notman, 1920b: 706 (Conosoma; Florida).
— Campbell, 1976: 58 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: Louisiana; characters; Ontario; Alabama; District of Columbia; Florida; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Louisiana; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Mississippi; Missouri; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; Texas; Virginia).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
scutellaris Lea, 1899: 538 (Conosoma; Type locality: Sydney, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
secundus Lea, 1899: 533 (Conosoma; Type locality: Sydney, Galston, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
selangorensis Cameron, 1950d: 30 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap. Also cited from the Philippines).
seminudus Broun, 1923: 677 (Conurus; Type locality: Belgrove).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1498 (Conosoma; cited as seminulum; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
senegalensis Cameron, 1939d: 206 (Conosoma; Type locality: H. Sénégal: Badoumbé).
obscurior Cameron, 1949a: 323 (Conosoma; variety of senegalensis; Type locality: Guinée: Mt. Nimba, alt. 700–900 m).
separatus Cameron, 1947c: 116 (Conosoma; Type locality: La Réunion: Salazie).
aberrans Cameron, 1947c: 116 (Conosoma; variety of separatus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Mauritius: Mt. Cocotte).
septimus Lea, 1899: 536 (Conosoma; Type locality: Tamworth, Forest Reefs, N.S.W.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
sericeivestis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 186 (Conosoma; Type locality: Cape Prov.: Tzitzikama Forest, Stormsrivierpiek).
sericeus Lacordaire, 1835, see: marshami Stephens, 1832.
setifer Casey, 1885, see: basalis Erichson, 1839.
setigerus Cameron, 1952a: 329 (Conosoma; Type locality: Belgian Congo: Massif des Kundelungu).
setiventris Cameron, 1943a: 345 (Conosoma; Type locality: N. Australia: Port Darwin).
setosus Sharp, 1876, see: maculipennis Solier, 1849.
setosus Cameron, 1941, see: hirticulus Herman, 2001.
sextus Lea, 1899: 535 (Conosoma; Type locality: Benalla, Vic.; Swan River, W.A.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 470 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
sicilianus Bernhauer, 1917b: 19 (Conosoma; variety of testaceum; Type locality: Sizilien: Misilmeri; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1998]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceus).
— Sparacio, 1995: 168 (Sepedophilus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998: 57 (Sepedophilus; valid species; lectotype designation; characters; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Italy.
signatus Bernhauer, 1942c: 364 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Mont Cameroun, 1800–2000 m).
similis Cameron, 1932b: 137 (Conosoma; Type locality: Musua, Lubutu).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
simillimus Bernhauer, 1926f: 320 (Conosoma; Type locality: Buru: Mt. Efrarat, 1300 m).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
simulans Nakane and Sawada, 1960: A124 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Miyanoura, Yakushima).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 65 (Sepedophilus; Yaku-shima Island).
— Naomi and Maruyama, 1997a: 73 (Sepedophilus; characters; Japan).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 257 (Sepedophilus; characters; Korea).
▴ Distribution: Korea, Japan.
singularis Last, 1972: 157 (Conosomus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Okapa, 1650–1800 m).
smetanai Campbell, 1976: 47 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Arizona: Cochise Co.: Huachuca Mts., Miller Cn., 6500–7000 ft. Also cited from New Mexico).
solidus Last, 1972: 158 (Conosomus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Okapa).
solieri Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 408, 410 (Conosomus; replacement name for testaceus Solier).
testaceus Solier, 1849: 344 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Chile).
— Kraatz, 1859a: 10 (Conosoma).
— Fairmaire and Germain, 1861: 426 (Conurus; characters; Chile).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 334 [= 1866b: 85] (Conurus; characters; Chile).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Lynch, 1884: 106 (Conosoma; characters; Argentina).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 469 (Conosoma; synonym of maculipenne).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 410 (Conosomus; synonym of solieri).
sowerbii Stephens, 1832, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
sparsepunctatus Tottenham, 1957: 81 (Conosomus; Type locality: Ruanda: Forêt du Rugege, 2200 m).
sparsus Cameron, 1932b: 136 (Conosoma; Type locality: Masua, Lubutu).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
stephani Campbell, 1976: 49 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Arizona: Pima Co.: Santa Catalina Mts., Catalina Hwy at 7000 ft.).
stigmalis Fauvel, 1877, see: rufipalpis W. J. MacLeay, 1873.
stoeckli Lokay, 1913, see: constans Fowler, 1888.
strigosus J. Sahlberg, 1911, see: constans Fowler, 1888.
suavis Fauvel, 1895: 284 (Conurus; Type locality: Tenasserim).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1932: 371 (Conosoma; characters; Burma; India; Malay Peninsula).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia.
subarmatus Naomi and Maruyama, 1997: 246 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Japan: Mt. Takao, Tokyo).
subdepressus Cameron, 1941c: 384 (Conosoma; Type locality: Philippines: Luzon: Mt. Polis).
fuscipes Cameron, 1941c: 384 (Conosoma; variety of subdepressus; Type locality: Sumatra: Gunung Singgalang).
subgracilis Cameron, 1926: 177, 182 (Conosoma; Type locality: Chakrata District; Korawa Khud, Sijla Gad, 5000 to 9000 feet. Simla Hills; Kotgarh, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 358 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
subguttatus Cameron, 1950d: 29 (Conosoma; Type locality: Selangor: Bukit Kutu; also listed from Sumatra).
subornatus Sharp, 1884: 315 (Conosoma; Type locality: Guatemala: Capetillo, Guatemala city, Zapote, Aceituno, Purula, San Isidro 1600 feet. Nicaragua: Chontales).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Nicaragua.
subparallelus Bernhauer, 1935a: 46 (Conosoma; Type locality: Kleinasien am Goek-Dagh).
subplagiatus Cameron, 1928g: 445 (Conosoma; Type locality: Borneo: Kalabit country).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (Sepedophilus; Borneo).
▴ Distribution: Borneo.
subpubescens Schubert, 1902a: 410 (Conurus; Type locality: Mexico: Motzerongo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
subruber Broun, 1880: 98 (Conurus; Type locality: Whangarei Harbour).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: New Zealand.
subtestaceus Cameron, 1926: 176, 182 (Conosoma; Type locality: Chakrata District; Chulli Khud, Korawa Khud, Khedar Khud, Jadi Gad, 7000 to 9000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 362 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1984e: 374 (Conosoma; Nepal).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
subtilis Casey, 1895, see: debilis Casey, 1895.
sumbaensis Scheerpeltz, 1957c: 235, 327 (Conosoma; Type locality: Sumba: Laluku).
suturalis Luze, 1902, see: rufulus Hochhuth, 1849.
tauricus Motschulsky, 1860, see: pedicularius Gravenhorst, 1802.
tenuicornis Lindberg, 1953: 5 (Conosomus; Type locality: Tenerife: Anaga, Bailadero, 700 m).
— Coiffait, 1954: 168, 170 (Conosoma; characters; Canary Islands).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Canary Islands.
tenuicornis Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: cronus Herman, 2001.
tenuis Bernhauer, 1928: 21 (Conosoma; Type locality: Sumatra: Fort de Kock und Brastagi).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1933d: 393 (Conosoma; Sumatra).
— Frank, 1982: 50 (Sepedophilus; list of parasites).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia.
termitophilus Wasmann, 1902: 99 (Conosoma; Type locality: São Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Seevers, 1957: 318 (Conosomus; doubtfully termitophilous).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
tertius Lea, 1899, see: activus Olliff, 1886.
testaceoangulatus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 307 (Conosoma; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
testaceus Fabricius, 1793: 535 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Germania).
— Panzer, 1795: 361 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1801: 607 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 130 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471, cited pubescens Gravenhorst as a synonym of testaceus Fabricius; Gravenhorst did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Paykull]; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 5 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471, cited pubescens Gravenhorst as a synonym of testaceus Fabricius; Gravenhorst did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Paykull]; descriptions of three varieties).
— Stephens, 1832: 177 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839a: 391 (Tachyporus; synonym of pubescens).
— Erichson, 1839b: 224 (Conurus; cited as pubescens Gravenhorst; [Note: Erichson cited Gravenhorst as the author of pubescens; Gravenhorst attributed the species to Paykull so his use of the name is a misidentification and so presumably is Erichson's]; characters; Europe; China).
— Erichson, 1839b: 221 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens Gravenhorst).
— Stephens, 1839: 373 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 435 (Conosoma; [Note: Kraatz cited pubescens Gravenhorst as a valid species; Gravenhorst did not describe the species, he attributed it to Paykull; Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471, listed the name attributed to Gravenhorst as a synonym of testaceus]; characters; Germany).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 435 (Conosoma; synonym of pubescens Gravenhorst).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Conurus; cited as pubescens Gravenhorst; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 182 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 357 (Conurus; cited as pubescens Gravenhorst and with testaceus Fabricius as synonym of pubescens; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Conurus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; Azores; Madeira; Canaries).
— Luze, 1902: 26 (Conosoma; cited as pubescens Gravenhorst; characters; Palaearctic region; China; Iran; North America).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1940c: 5 (Conosoma; Azores).
— Méquignon, 1942a: 22 (Conosoma; [Note: Cited as pubescens Gravenhorst]; Azores).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 162 (Conosoma; fungus inhabitant).
— Cameron, 1949b: 469 (Conosoma; [Note: Erichson was cited as the author but I assume Cameron was referring to this species]; China; Japan; Formosa).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 337 (Conosoma; characters; cave species; France; Spain).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 199 (Conosoma; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1111 (Conosoma; Cyprus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961h: 253 (Conosoma; Afghanistan).
— Smetana, 1963b: 41 (Conosoma; Madeira).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 15 (Conosoma; Afghanistan).
— Lohse, 1964: 236 (Conosoma; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 84 (Conosoma; Czechoslovakia).
— E. Kangas, 1965: 113 (Conosoma; characters; Finland).
— Strand, 1966: 408 (Conosoma; examination of type material; characters; Norway).
— Palm, 1966: 38 (Conosoma; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 50 (Conosoma; Maderia; Canaries; Azores; Morocco; Algeria; Egypt; Cyprus; Afghanistan; Siberia; Japan; all Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 737 (Conosoma; Poland).
— Saiz, 1969a: 11 (Conosomus; notes).
— Smetana, 1969: 230 (Conosoma; characters; Czechoslovakia).
— Szujecki, 1969a: 259, 260 (Conosoma; notes; Poland).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (Sepedophilus; collecting notes; Russia).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Conosoma; Cyprus; Taygete; Arcadia).
— Smetana, 1970: 63 (Conosoma; widely distributed in Europe; Azores; Madeira).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 275 (Conosoma; Morocco).
— Hammond, 1973: 135, 142 (Sepedophilus; characters; notes; Britain; France; Spain; Portugal; Mallorca; Morocco; Madeira; Azores; Corsica; Hungary; Switzerland; Austria; Germany; Norway; Finland).
— Shibata, 1973c: 66 (Sepedophilus; Taiwan).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 122 (Conosoma; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Campbell, 1976: 15 (Sepedophilus; characters; Saskatchewan; Ontario; Quebec; Nova Scotia; Sable Island; Maine; New Hampshire; Vermont; Connecticut; Massachusetts; New York; New Jersey; Maryland; Pennsylvania; Ohio; Michigan; Wisconsin; Nebraska; Iowa; Illinois; Missouri; Arkansas).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Sepedophilus; found under bark).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Sepedophilus; Britain).
— Bordoni, 1977a: 18 (Conosoma; notes; Spain).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 58 (Conosoma; Spain).
— Coiffait, 1982d: 204 (Sepedophilus; Saudi Arabia).
— Bordoni, 1982a: 141 (Conosoma, cited as Conosama; cave collection; Sardinia).
— Frank, 1982: 50 (Sepedophilus; list of parasites).
— Lucht, 1987: 112 (Conosoma; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Allen, 1989: 12 (Sepedophilus; collecting notes; England).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 177 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Sepedophilus; Azores).
— Bruge, Haghebaert, and Drugmand, 1991: 49 (Sepedophilus; characters; notes; Belgium).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 138 (Sepedophilus; collected with Formica polyctena and rufa; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 61 (Sepedophilus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; [Note: “pubescens Gravenhorst” cited as junior synonym but it is a misidentification]; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Whitehead, 1995: 163 (Sepedophilus; characters from specimen from England; recorded from Mallorca).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Sepedophilus; characters; Britain).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Sepedophilus; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; cited as testaceous; characters; USA).
— Bordoni and Oromi, 1998: 1157 (Sepedophilus; facultative cave species).
— Schülke, 1998i: 143 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 131 (Sepedophilus; cited as Sepidophilus; collected from cave; Spain).
— Fowles, Alexander, and Key, 1999: 129 (Sepedophilus; saproxylic species; status as endangered or threatened species; Britain).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Sepedophilus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Sepedophilus; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Madeira, Azores, Europe, Canada, USA.
imbricatus Casey, 1885a: 143 (Conurus; Type locality: Staten Island, New York).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Conurus; synonym of pubescens).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Conosoma; synonym of pubescens).
— Casey, 1895: 439 (Conosoma; characters; New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; synonym of testaceum).
— Campbell, 1976: 15 (Sepedophilus; synonym of testaceus).
limuloides Casey, 1895: 441 (Conosoma; Type locality: Iowa; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 468 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 15 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; synonym of testaceus).
elongatus Blatchley, 1910: 450 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Marion, County, Indiana; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]. Also cited from Lake, Starke, Lawrence Counties, Indiana).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1495 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 15 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: Marion County, Indiana; synonym of testaceus).
devillei Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 342 (Conosoma; Type locality: Alpes Maritimes, à altitude relativement élevée, col de Braus).
testaceus Solier, 1849, see: solieri Coiffait and Saiz, 1968.
tibialis Sharp, 1888: 454 (Conosoma; Type locality: Nikko; Oyayama).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Nakane and Sawada, 1960: A124 (Sepedophilus; Yakushima Island).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Sepedophilus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 65 (Sepedophilus; Yaku-shima Island).
— Frank, 1982: 50 (Sepedophilus; list of parasites).
— Schülke, 1995a: 41 (Sepedophilus; aedeagus).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 259 (Sepedophilus; characters; Korea).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Korea.
tomentosus Rossi, 1792, see: littoreus Linné, 1758.
transcaspicus Bernhauer, 1917b: 19 (Conosoma; Type locality: Transkaspien; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1999b]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1936: 5 (Conosoma; Mongolia).
— Schülke, 1999b: 53 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation; characters; discussion).
▴ Distribution: Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, “Transcaspian region”, Mongolia.
lokayi Smetana, 1969: 234 (Conosoma; Type locality: Österreich: Neusiedlersee. Also cited from Slovakia and Bohemia).
— Schülke and Kleeberg, 1988: 107 (Sepedophilus; Germany; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1988: 13 (Sepedophilus; notes; Germany).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 179 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Tóth, 1993: 62 (Sepedophilus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Sepedophilus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Schülke, 1998i: 143 (Sepedophilus; characters; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Austria; Germany).
— Schülke, 1999b: 53 (Sepedophilus; synonym of transcaspicus).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 56 (Sepedophilus; catalog; Poland).
transversicollis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 176 (Conosoma; Type locality: Natal: Van Reenen).
triangulus Fauvel, 1878g: 565 (Conurus; Type locality: Australie méridionale et occidentale: Victoria, Adélaïde, King's George Sound).
— Olliff, 1886: 892 (Conosoma; republication of Fauvel's description; Australia).
— Lea, 1899: 539 (Conosoma; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
trimaculatus Scheerpeltz, 1974: 181 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Transvaal: Bon Accord Dam, 10 miles N of Pretoria).
tristiculus Weise, 1877: 92 (Conosoma; Type locality: Japonia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995a]. Originally cited from Hagi).
— Sharp, 1888: 455 (Conosoma; notes; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Watanabe, 1961: 355 (Conosoma; Izu Islands).
— Schülke, 1995a: 35, 41 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: Japonia; characters; notes; Primorie).
— Naomi and Maruyama, 1997a: 77 (Sepedophilus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Russia.
tristis Cameron, 1926: 177, 182 (Conosoma; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Mussorie District; Keyarkuli, 5000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 361 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
tropicus Fauvel, 1900b: 73 (Conurus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Congo: Kinchassa).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
truncatellus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: pedicularius Gravenhorst, 1802.
tsushimanis Naomi and Maruyama, 1998, see: facilis Naomi and Maruyama, 1998.
tumidus Erichson, 1839b: 223 (Conurus; Type locality: Puerto Cabello, Columbiae [Venezuela]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Venezuela.
unculus Tottenham, 1956: 323 (Conosomus; Type locality: Urundi: terr. Bururi, Nyamurembe, 900 m).
unicolor Cameron, 1926: 176, 182 (Conosoma; variety of plagiatum; Type locality: Simla Hills; Matiana, 7900 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 358 (Conosoma; cited as valid species; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1499 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
variabilis Cameron, 1926: 179, 183 (Conosoma; cited as variable (p. 179) and variabile (p. 183); Type locality: Siwaliks; Nakraunda, Mohan Rau, Dehra Dun, Song River).
— Cameron, 1932: 366 (Conosoma; cited as variabile; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Conosoma; cited as variabile; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
varicornis Sharp, 1888: 455 (Conosoma; Type locality: main island [Honshu]; Sapporo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Nakane and Sawada, 1960: A124 (Sepedophilus; Yakushima Island).
— Watanabe, 1961: 354 (Conosoma; cited as vasicorne; Izu Islands).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Sepedophilus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1972: 65 (Sepedophilus; Yaku-shima Island).
— J. Li, 1993: 44 (Sepedophilus; China).
— Watanabe, 1998: 314 (Sepedophilus; Japan).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 261 (Sepedophilus; characters; Korea).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Korea, China.
varius Erichson, 1839b: 227 (Conurus; Type locality: Caracas Columbiae [Venezuela]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Venezuela.
velocipes Casey, 1895: 442 (Conosoma; Type locality: New York, near the city; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1976]. Also cited from New Jersey; Virginia, Fredericksburg).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 31 (Sepedophilus; lectotype designation: New York; characters; Florida; Illinois; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Missouri; New Jersey; New York; Pennsylvania; Tennessee; Texas; Vermont; Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 481 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
virginiae Casey, 1895: 443 (Conosoma; Type locality: Virginia, Norfolk).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 31 (Sepedophilus; synonym of velocipes).
velox Campbell, 1976: 52 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Arizona: Cochise Co.: Chiricahua Mts., Portal, 5000 ft.).
▴ Distribution: USA.
venustulus Erichson, 1839b: 227 (Conurus; Type locality: Puerto Cabello, Columbiae [Venezuela]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 561 (Conurus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Venezuela.
versicolor Casey, 1885a: 142 (Conurus; Type locality: Jenkintown, near Philadelphia).
— Horn, 1885a: 110 (Conurus; synonym of crassum).
— Henshaw, 1885: 40 (Conosoma; synonym of crassum).
— Casey, 1895: 447 (Conosoma; characters; Pennsylvania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 467 (Conosoma; synonym of crassum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Campbell, 1976: 42 (Sepedophilus; characters; District of Columbia; Florida; Georgia; Illinois; Iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Missouri; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Ohio; Pennsylvania; South Carolina; Texas; Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 482 (Sepedophilus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA.
virginiae Casey, 1895, see: velocipes Casey, 1895.
virgula Fauvel, 1895: 282 (Conurus; Type locality: Haute Bírmanie).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 357 (Conosoma; characters; Burma; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 114 (Conosoma; Burma).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar, India.
vitraci Bernhauer, 1917, see: interruptus Erichson, 1839.
vittatus Cameron, 1926: 177, 182 (Conosoma; Type locality: Simla Hills; Theog, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 359 (Conosoma; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: India.
walkeri Cameron, 1919: 236 (Conosoma; Type locality: Singapore: Woodlands; Bukit Panjang; Bukit Timah).
— Cameron, 1921a: 380, 406 (Conosoma; characters; Singapore).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Conosoma; catalog).
— Herman, 2001: 18 (Sepedophilus).
▴ Distribution: Singapore.
wankowiczi Pandellé, 1869: 294 (Conurus; cited as wankowiezi but named for J. Wankowicz; Type locality: Lithuania: Minsk; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995a]).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 283 (Conurus; cited as wankowiczi; characters; Baltic region).
— Luze, 1902: 38 (Conosoma; characters; emended from wankowiezi to wankowiczi; Lithuania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (Conosoma; cited as wankowiczi; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Conosoma; cited as wankowiczi; catalog; Russia).
— Schülke, 1995a: 34, 39, 41 (Sepedophilus; cited as wankowiczi; lectotype designation; characters; notes; Chabarovsk; Primorie).
▴ Distribution: Belarus, Russia.
wickhami Campbell, 1976: 17 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Canada: Ontario: Sudbury. Also cited from Quebec, Minnesota and New York).
yasutoshii Naomi and Maruyama, 1998: 48 (Sepedophilus; Type locality: Taiwan: Chiai Hsien, Fenchihu).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
zealandicus Bernhauer, 1941b: 34 (Conosoma; Type locality: Neu Seeland: Aniseed Valley).
Tachinomorphus
[20 species; Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian Regions]
Tachinomorphus Kraatz, 1859: 54 (species included: vittatus, fulvipes). Type species: Tachinus fulvipes Erichson, fixed by subsequent designation by R. Lucas, 1920: 624.
— Sharp, 1883: 307 (cited as Tachinoderus; notes; Mexican and Central American species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (world catalog; 13 species).
— Cameron, 1921a: 355, 406 (characters; key to Singapore species; catalog).
— Cameron, 1925: 79 (catalog of Indian species).
— Cameron, 1932: 399 (characters; key to species of British India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 152 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 368 (type species).
— Campbell, 1973a (revision and key to North and Central American species; characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 289 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 267 (characters; notes).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (checklist of species of Borneo).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (4 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
Physetoporus Horn, 1877: 106 (species included: grossulus). Type species: Coproporus grossulus LeConte, fixed by monotypy.
— Duvivier, 1883: 131 (catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (synonym of Tachinomorphus).
— Leng, 1920: 111 (catalog of North American species).
— Cameron, 1932: 399 (synonym of Tachinomorphus).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 308 (type species: grossulus).
— Campbell, 1973a: 1016 (synonym of Tachinomorphus).
— Ullrich, 1975b: 137 (synonym of Tachinomorphus).
africanus Eppelsheim, 1895a: 121 (Tachinoderus; Type locality: Gabon).
— Fauvel, 1903e: 243 (Tachinomorphus; Cameroon; San Thom; Gabon; Sierra Leone; Togo; Angola; Zululand; Natal; Usambara).
— Fauvel, 1907: 49 (Tachinomorphus; Kilimandjaro).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1942c: 365 (Tachinomorphus, cited as Tachinomorpha; Cameroon).
— Cameron, 1950: 45 (Tachinomorphus; Belgian Congo).
— Cameron, 1952e: 833 (Tachinomorphus; Togo).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956a: 485 (Tachinomorphus; Belgian Congo).
— Levasseur, 1966a: 1216 (Tachinomorphus; Congo).
— Levasseur, 1968a: 55 (Tachinomorphus; Central African Republic).
— Scheerpeltz, 1971c: 170 (Tachinomorphus; Cameroon).
▴ Distribution: Sierra Leone, Togo, Gabon, São Tomé, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo Republic, Congo, Angola, South Africa, Tanzania.
alutaceus Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus; Type locality: Nouvelle-Guinée, Andai, Amber-baki; Iles Arou, Wokan).
— Fauvel, 1879: 107 (Tachinoderus; Dorei; Ceram).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1931: 363 (Tachinomorphus; New Guinea).
— Last, 1972: 158 (Tachinomorphus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea, Indonesia.
andinus Bernhauer, 1918: 89 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Peru: Markapata).
angularis Fauvel, 1895: 278 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Cheba, 900–1100 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 400 (Tachinomorphus; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
apicicornis Cameron, 1933, see: fulvipes Erichson, 1840.
arizonensis Campbell, 1973a: 1024 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Huachuca Mts., Arizona, Miller Canyon. Also cited from Mexico).
▴ Distribution: USA.
assamensis Cameron, 1932: 401 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Assam: Naga Hills. Burma: Ruby Mines. United Provinces: Kalagarh).
australis Fauvel, 1877: 277 (Tachinoderus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: Australie, Queensland, Wide Bay).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus).
— Olliff, 1886: 889 (Tachinoderus; characters; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1920: 18 (Tachinomorphus; Australia).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
brasilianus Wendeler, 1956b: 266 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Brasilien: Nova Teutonia).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
ceylonicus Bernhauer, 1902b: 24 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Nalanda; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975b]).
— Fauvel, 1903: 160 (Tachinomorphus; Ceylon).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Tachinomorphus; characters; Singapore).
— Cameron, 1932: 401 (Tachinomorphus; characters; Ceylon).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Tachinomorphus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975b: 137 (Tachinomorphus; lectotype designation; characters; Ceylon).
▴ Distribution: Sri Lanka, Singapore, Indonesia.
convexus Last, 1972: 159 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Karimui).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
cyanipennis Bernhauer, 1906a: 191 (Tachinoderus; Type locality: Madagaskar).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1931: 363 (Tachinomorphus; New Guinea).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Last, 1972: 159 (Tachinomorphus; characters; New Guinea).
▴ Distribution: Madagascar, New Guinea.
fulvipes Erichson, 1840: 921 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Java).
— Kraatz, 1859: 55 (Tachinomorphus; characters; Java).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinoderus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus; Indes orientales; Java; Sumatra; Borneo; Malaysia).
— Fauvel, 1905e: 84 (Tachinomorphus; Java; Indochina; Malaysia; Lombock).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1921a: 381, 406 (Tachinomorphus; characters; Singapore).
— Bernhauer, 1928: 18 (Tachinomorphus; Sumatra).
— Cameron, 1930b: 167 (Tachinomorphus; British North Borneo).
— Cameron, 1932: 399 (Tachinomorphus; characters; India).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Tachinomorphus; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 368 (Tachinomorphus; type species).
— Herman, 2001: 56 (Tachinomorphus; although a junior primary homonym, prevailing use as valid maintained pending outcome of application to Commission under Article 23.9.5).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”; India, Borneo, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines.
sanguinolentus Motschulsky, 1858a: 216 (Tachinus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinoderus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus; synonym of fulvipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; synonym of fulvipes).
— Cameron, 1932: 399 (Tachinomorphus; synonym of fulvipes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (Tachinomorphus; aberration of fulvipes).
vittatus Kraatz, 1859: 55 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: India orientalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinoderus; synonym of sanguinolentus).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus; synonym of fulvipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; synonym of fulvipes).
— Cameron, 1932: 399 (Tachinomorphus; synonym of fulvipes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (Tachinomorphus; aberration of fulvipes).
— Cameron, 1937: 36 (Tachinus; variety of fulvipes; Java).
niger Cameron, 1928a: 38 (Tachinomorphus; variety of fulvipes; Type locality: Java).
— Cameron, 1933d: 394 (Tachinomorphus; variety of fulvipes; Sumatra).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (Tachinomorphus; variety of fulvipes).
apicicornis Cameron, 1933b: 349 (Tachinomorphus; variety of fulvipes; Type locality: British North Borneo: Kenokok, 3300 feet).
philippinus Cameron, 1941c: 385 (Tachinomorphus; variety of fulvipes; Type locality: Philippines: Luzon: Los Banos).
rufus Cameron, 1941c: 386 (Tachinomorphus; variety of fulvipes; Type locality: Philippines: Mindanao: Surigao).
grandis Solsky, 1868a: 121 (Coproporus; Type locality: Mexique; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1974a]).
— Sharp, 1883: 308 (Tachinoderus; Mexico; Guatemala).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973a: 1021 (Tachinomorphus; characters; Costa Rica; Guatemala; Mexico; Arizona; California).
— Campbell, 1974a: 158 (Tachinomorphus; lectotype designation).
▴ Distribution: USA, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica.
grossulus LeConte, 1863a: 31 (Coproporus; Type locality: Arizona; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973a]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 106 (Physetoporus; characters; Arizona).
— Sharp and Muir, 1912: 497 (Tachinoderus; characters of male genitalia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973a: 1019 (Tachinomorphus; lectotype designation; characters; Mexico; Arizona; California).
▴ Distribution: USA, Mexico.
remotus Sharp, 1887: 781 (Tachinoderus; Type locality: Acapulco, Guerrero; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973a]. Originally cited from Mexico, Tula in Hidalgo, Acapulco).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973a: 1019 (Tachinomorphus; lectotype designation: Tula in Hidalgo, Mexico [Note: Campbell cited “Tula in Hidalgo” as the type locality but gave “Acapulco, Guerrero” as the label data for the specimen he selected as lectotype]; synonym of grossulus).
haemorrhous Fauvel, 1877: 277 (Tachinoderus; Type locality: Tasmanie).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus; Tasmania).
— Fauvel, 1878g: 563 (Tachinoderus; characters; Australia).
— Olliff, 1886: 888 (Tachinoderus; characters; Australia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
karkarensis Last, 1972: 159 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: N.E. New Guinea: Karkar Island).
▴ Distribution: New Guinea.
major Sharp, 1883: 308 (Tachinoderus; Type locality: Panama, Bugaba 800 to 1500 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Tachinomorphus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973a: 1023 (Tachinomorphus; lectotype designation; characters; Costa Rica; Panama).
▴ Distribution: Panama, Costa Rica.
niger Cameron, 1928, see: fulvipes Erichson, 1840.
papuanus Cameron, 1937a: 105 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: New Guinea: Kokoda, alt. 1200 ft.).
philippinus Cameron, 1941, see: fulvipes Erichson, 1840.
remotus Sharp, 1887, see: grossulus LeConte, 1863.
rufus Cameron, 1941, see: fulvipes Erichson, 1840.
sanguinolentus Motschulsky, 1858, see: fulvipes Erichson, 1840.
sharpi Campbell, 1973a: 1025 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Mexico: Nuevo Leon: Chipinque Mesa, 5400 ft., near Monterrey).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
toxopei Bernhauer, 1926f: 320 (Tachinomorphus; Type locality: Buru).
vittatus Kraatz, 1859, see: fulvipes Erichson, 1840.
Tachinoporus
[1 species; Oriental Region]
Tachinoporus Cameron, 1928g: 447 (species included: basalis). Type species: Tachinoporus basalis Cameron, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1507 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 368 (type species: basalis).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (checklist of species of Borneo).
basalis Cameron, 1928g: 448 (Tachinoporus; Type locality: Borneo: Tutau River).
Tachinoproporus
[1 species; Oriental Region]
Tachinoproporus Cameron, 1928g: 449 (species included: ferrugineus; cited as Tachinoproprus; [Note: The original spelling is probably a lapsus; the only species in the genus is cited as Tachinoproporus ferrugineus]). Type species: Tachinoproporus ferrugineus Cameron, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1514 (cited as Tachinoproporus; world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 368 (cited as Tachinoproporus; type species: ferrugineus).
ferrugineus Cameron, 1928g: 449 (Tachinoproporus; Type locality: Borneo: Mt. Dulit, 3500 feet).
Tachinus
[229 species (8 doubtful); Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, and Oriental Regions]
Tachinus Gravenhorst, 1802: 134 (species included: subterraneus, bipustulatus, humeralis, rufipes, signatus, pullus, castaneus, sordidus, fimetarius, laticollis, corticinus, immaturus, collaris, marginellus, suturalis, melanocephalus, striatus, lunulatus, atricapillus, analis, merdarius, batychrous, fimbriatus, memnonius, marginalis, niger, cinctus). Type species: Staphylinus rufipes Linné, fixed by subsequent designation by Latreille, 1810: 427 [Note: Latreille's fixation was stated as “Oxyporus rufipes, Fab.” Fabricius either repeated the characters published by Linné for rufipes or substituted “nitidus” or “glaber”, so all his uses of rufipes evidently referred to the species named by Linné. Only in 1781 did Fabricius cite De Geer's work but his also listed that of Linné. Latreille, on the other hand, attributed the name to Gravenhorst in 1804 (who attributed it to De Geer) and also cited the concepts of Gravenhorst, De Geer, Paykull, Olivier and Fabricius in 1806. Latreille's understanding of the species is unclear but it was probably that of Gravenhorst and De Geer. Latreille cited the type species as Oxyporus rufipes, Fab. Fabricius included rufipes in Oxyporus in 1793 and 1801. If we accept Latreille's type species fixation for Tachinus as stated, that is with attribution of “Oxyporus rufipes” to Fabricius, then Linné's rufipes is the type species of Tachinus because Fabricius was clearly referring to that concept. However, if we use what may have been Latreille's concept of the species, then De Geer's use of rufipes (a misidentification) may have been the intended type species. Westwood (1845: 54) examined the type of rufipes Linné, determined it differed from the rufipes cited by various authors, and stated it to be a variety of pullus].
— Latreille, 1804: 287, 392 (characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 22 (characters).
— Latreille, 1806: 299 (characters).
— Latreille, 1810: 183, 427 (characters; type species).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 251 (characters).
— Leach, 1815: 92 (characters).
— Lamarck, 1817: 489 (characters; notes; list of some species).
— Samouelle, 1819: 176 (characters).
— Billberg, 1820: 15 (characters; list of some species).
— Dejean, 1821: 26 (list of species in collection).
— Latreille, 1825: 245 (cited as Tachine; characters).
— Berthold, 1827: 332 (characters).
— Le Peletier and Serville, 1828: 532 (characters; notes; list of species).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 60 (characters).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1829a: 22 (catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1829: 273 (catalog; Britain).
— Latreille, 1829: 441 (characters).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 295 (characters).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 11, 60 (key; characters).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 425, 474 (key; characters).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (characters).
— Stephens, 1832: 100, 192 (characters).
— Dejean, 1833: 70 (list of species).
— Gistel, 1834: 9 (list of species).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 506 (characters).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (characters; type species).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 56 (characters).
— Erichson, 1839a: 396 (characters).
— Heer, 1839: 292 (characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 244 (characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Laporte, 1840: 194 (characters).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844: 343 (notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 682 (characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 24 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 55 (characters; notes; list of species).
— Wollaston, 1854: 570 (characters; notes).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 481 (characters).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 25 (characters).
— Gistel, 1856: 387 (list of species).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 396 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— Thomson, 1858: 37 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (characters; type species: subterraneus).
— Schaum, 1859: 24 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 154 (characters).
— LeConte, 1863: 22 (list of North American species).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 25 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 332 [= 1866b: 83] (characters).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (catalog).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 63 (catalog; European species).
— Pandellé, 1869: 278, 314 (characters; key to species).
— Sharp, 1871d: 10 (list of British species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 185 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— Fauvel, 1875: 574 [= 1876: 56] (characters; key to species).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVI [= 1876: 225] (catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 89 (characters; key to North American species; notes).
— Provancher, 1877: 241 (characters).
— Heyden, 1880: 69 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Rey, 1882: 254 (characters; key to French species).
— Duvivier, 1883: 129 (catalog).
— Sharp, 1883: 309 (notes; Mexican and Central American species).
— Gozis, 1886: 13 (type species).
— Olliff, 1886: 902 (characters).
— Sharp, 1888: 199 (adult and larval characters; key to British species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 402 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 428 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 96 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 40 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 337 (characters; larval characters; key to middle European species).
— Heyden, 1896: 30 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Luze, 1900: 482 (key to Eurasian species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 182 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters).
— Blatchley, 1910: 443 (characters; key to Indiana species).
— Petri, 1912: 84 (cited as Tachynus; list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 303 (characters; key to species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (world catalog; 98 species).
— Leng, 1920: 110 (catalog of North American species).
— Winkler, 1925: 401 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Cameron, 1925: 78 (catalog of Indian species).
— Porta, 1926: 127 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 322 (key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 410 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 385 (characters; key to species of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 91 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 375 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Robert, 1946: 59 (characters; key to species of Quebec; notes on biology).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 381, 425 (type species: signatus Gravenhorst = rufipes De Geer; checklist of British species).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 213 (characters; key to Danish species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 369 (type species).
— Coiffait, 1955 (ecology; apical abdominal segments and aedeagus; phylogenetic position; key, catalog, and illustrations of terminal abdominal segments and aedeagus for French species).
— Hatch, 1957: 110, 120 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest; key to females).
— Kocher, 1958: 167 (checklist of species; Morocco).
— Smetana, 1959a: 218 (list of species collected in Albania).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 12 (cited as Tachynus; list of Portuguese species).
— Székessy, 1963: 70 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 242 (characters; key to central European species).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 630 (larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 53 (characters; key to species of Sweden).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 98 (larval characters).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 413 (characters).
— Kasule, 1968: 128, 130 (larval characters; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 107 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (collecting notes for some species; Russia).
— Zurańska, 1970 (larval characters).
— Campbell, 1973 (revision of and key to North and Central American species; characters).
— Shibata, 1973c: 66 (checklist of species of Taiwan).
— Bordoni, 1973j: 717 (list of species from islands near Sicily).
— Pototskaia, 1973: 62 (key to some larvae).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 150 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Ullrich and Campbell, 1974: 629 (revision of species of apterus group; characters of group and key to species of group).
— Ullrich, 1975 (revision of genus; notes on fossil and subfossil species; phylogeny; species group classification; morphology; notes on natural history; summary of distribution; characters; key to Old World species and key divided regionally).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 82 (revision of and key to species of Mongolia).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 290 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Campbell, 1976c: 196 (key to species of Mexico and Central America).
— Pototskaia, 1976: 167 (larval characters).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (list of British species).
— Topp, 1978: 313 (larval characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 269 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Uhlig, 1979: 258 (some species collected in Germany).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 118 (some species collected in Slovakia).
— Kofler, 1979: 56 (key to species of central Europe).
— Uhlig, Vogel, and Sieber, 1980: 250 (some species collected in Germany).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 202 (catalog; Poland).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 133 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Spahr, 1981: 97 (references to specimens from amber and copal).
— E. Matthews, 1982: 8 (notes; Australia).
— Hammond, 1984: 208 (checklist of species of Borneo).
— Shibata, 1985a: 50 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Frank, 1986a: 372 (checklist of species of Florida).
— Shibata, 1986a: 126 (supplemental list of species from Taiwan).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Segers, 1986: 57 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Ádám, 1987: 154 (list of five species with collecting notes; Hungary).
— Campbell, 1988: 278, 287 (checklist of and key to species of North and Central America; species group classification).
— Angelini, 1991: 194 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 96 (checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 44 (characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Burakowski, 1993: 23, 24 (rearing techniques).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— Campbell, 1993b (review of and key to Taiwanese species).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (ovariole structure and development).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Campbell, 1994: 141 (characters).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (characters; key to Japanese subgenera and to species of subgenus Tachinus; type species: rufipes).
— M. Hansen, Liljehult, Mahler, and Pedersen, 1995: 30 (additional records to Danish list of species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (additions to list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 471 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Beutel and Molenda, 1997: 45 (larval morphology and phylogeny).
— M. Hansen, 1997: 123 (autapomorphic features).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— M. Hansen, Palm, Pedersen, and Runge, 1998: 74 (list of species collected in 1997; Denmark).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (42 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 103 (collected from Kuril Islands and Kamchatka).
Conurus Stephens, 1829a: 22 (species included: pubescens, marshami, cellaris, bipustulatus, immaculatus, pusillus, obscuratus, obscuripennis, flavus, flavipes, melanocephalus; [Note: Most species described in this genus are in Sepedophilus]; preoccupied by Kuhl, 1820). Type species: Oxyporus bipustulatus Fabricius, fixed by subsequent designation by Westwood, 1838a: 19 [Note: The characters used for Conurus bipustulatus (Fabricius) by Stephens (1832) suggest that his use of C. bipustulatus in 1829 and 1832 are almost certainly misidentifications of a species currently in Sepedophilus (but which one is uncertain). However, even if the understanding of the type species is changed and Conurus (a preoccupied name) and its replacement names (Conosoma, also preoccupied, and Conosomus) are moved to Sepedophilus, the name of the latter genus does not change as it is the oldest name so it is best to accept the nominal species cited by Stephens and Westwood (for the latter's type species designation)].
— Stephens, 1829: 272 (catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 100, 188 (characters).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (characters; type species).
— Erichson, 1839b: 218 (characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 678 (characters).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 53 (characters; notes; list of some species).
— Wollaston, 1854: 564 (characters; notes).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 473 (characters).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 23 (characters).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 431 (synonym of Conosoma).
— Thomson, 1858: 36 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1865c: 15 [= 1866: 23] (notes).
— Fauvel, 1866a: 333 [= 1866b: 84] (characters).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 560 (catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 272, 287 (characters; key to species).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVIII [= 1876: 226] (catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (synonym of Conosoma).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 524 (synonym of Conosomus; type species: pubescens).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 335 (type species: pubescens).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380 (synonym of Conosomus).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 104 (synonym of Tachinus; type species; discussion).
— Campbell, 1976: 5, 7 (synonym of Sepedophilus but stated that type species was in Tachinus and should be considered a synonym of latter genus).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 252 (cited as synonym of Sepedophilus [Note: Erroneous synonymy, the type species is in Tachinus]).
Elliptoma Motschulsky, 1845a: 41 (without included species. The first included species were cited in 1858 by Motschulsky, 1858c: 53, who listed lignorum, rufipes, subterraneus, bipustulatus, marginellus, and Motschulsky, 1858a: 216, who listed tridens, posticalis; [Note: Which of the these groups of species should be accepted as the first included species depends on the month of publication of the two articles. According to Griffin, 1936: 257, and Blackwelder, 1949a: 45, the Société Impériale des Natu-ralistes de Moscou received volume 6 of Etudes Entomologiques (Motschulsky, 1858c) on April 24, 1858. According to the back of the title page of the journal for Motschulsky, 1858a, the volume was published no earlier than December 9, 1858. The first included species for Elliptoma were cited by Motschulsky, 1858c]). Type species: Staphylinus marginellus Fabricius, fixed by subsequent designation by Tottenham, 1939d: 229.
— Motschulsky, 1858c: 53 (cited as Ellipsotomus; list of species).
— Motschulsky, 1858a: 215 (cited as Ellipotoma; characters).
— Motschulsky, 1859: 491 (cited as Ellipsotomus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 278 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 574 [= 1876: 56] (synonym of Tachinus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Cameron, 1932: 385 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Tottenham, 1939d: 229 (cited as Ellipsotomus; type species designation: marginellus).
— Tottenham, 1949: 381 (synonym of Tachinus; type species: marginellus Fabricius).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 146 (type species).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 413 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Campbell, 1973: 13 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 93 (synonym of Tachinus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (synonym of Tachinus).
Conosoma Kraatz, 1857d: 431 (replacement name for Conurus Stephens; [Note: Most species described in this genus are in Sepedophilus; preoccupied by Lenz, 1794]). Type species: Staphylinus bipustulatus Fabricius, fixed by objective synonymy with Conurus.
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (characters; type species: pubescens; [Note: Misidentification of Sepedophilus]).
— Thomson, 1861: 147 (characters).
— Lynch, 1884: 105 (characters).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 354 (synonym of Conurus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (world catalog; [misidentification of Sepedophilus]).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 524 (synonym of Conosomus; type species: littoreus).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 335 (type species: pubescens).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380 (synonym of Conosomus).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 103 (synonym of Tachinus; type species; discussion).
— Campbell, 1976: 5, 7 (synonym of Sepedophilus but stated that type species was in Tachinus and should be considered synonyms of latter genus).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 252 (cited as synonym of Sepedophilus [Note: Erroneous synonymy, the type species is in Tachinus]).
Conosomus Motschulsky, 1858c: 54 (replacement name for Conrus Stephens; [Note: Most species described in this genus are in Sepedophilus]). Type species: Conosomus bipustulatus Fabricius, fixed by objective synonymy with Conurus.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 465 (synonym of Conosoma).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380, 424 (type species: testaceus Fabricius = pubescens Gravenhorst; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 104 (synonym of Tachinus; type species; discussion).
— Campbell, 1976: 5, 7 (synonym of Sepedophilus but stated that type species was in Tachinus and should be considered synonym of latter genus).
— Kim and Ahn, 2000: 252 (cited as synonym of Sepedophilus [Note: Erroneous synonymy, the type species is in Tachinus]).
Tachinoderus Motschulsky, 1858a: 217 (species included: longicornis). Type species: Tachinoderus longicornis Motschulsky, fixed by monotypy.
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (catalog; cited as Tachynoderus).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 276 (characters; notes).
— Duvivier, 1883: 130 (catalog).
— Olliff, 1886: 887 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Cameron, 1925: 79 (catalog of Indian species).
— Cameron, 1932: 402 (characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 368 (type species: longicornis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 291 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— Coiffait, 1984: 131 (key to species).
— Shibata, 1985a: 61 (subgenus of Tachinus; checklist of species of Japan).
— Campbell, 1993b: 34, 41 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 53 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 207 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters; key to species of Japan).
Drymoporus Thomson, 1859: 46 (species included: elongatus). Type species: Tachinus elongatus Gyllenhal, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Thomson, 1861: 159 (characters).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 574 [= 1876: 56] (synonym of Tachinus).
— Rey, 1882: 300 (characters; key to French species).
— Heyden, 1896: 30 (subgenus of Tachinus; list of species of Siberian region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (subgenus of Tachinus).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— Cameron, 1932: 385 (subgenus of Tachinus).
— Joy, 1932: 91 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (subgenus of Tachinus; world catalog supplement).
— Tottenham, 1949: 381, 425 (type species: elongatus Gyllenhal; subgenus of Tachinus; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 137 (type species: elongatus).
— Lohse, 1964: 242 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters; key to central European species).
— Campbell, 1973: 13 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 93 (synonym of Tachinus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (synonym of Tachinus).
Hamotraho Gozis, 1886: 13 (species included subterraneus). Type species: Staphylinus subterraneus Linné, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Cameron, 1932: 385 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Tottenham, 1949: 381 (synonym of Tachinus; type species: subterraneus Linné).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 180 (type species: subterraneus).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 413 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Campbell, 1973: 13 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 93 (synonym of Tachinus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (cited as Homatroha; synonym of Tachinus).
Porodrymus Rey, 1882: 303 (subgenus of Drymoporus; species included: discoideus). Type species: Tachinus discoideus Erichson, fixed by monotypy.
— Duvivier, 1883: 129 (catalog; synonym of Tachinus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (subgenus of Tachinus).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— Cameron, 1932: 385 (subgenus of Tachinus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (subgenus of Tachinus; world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 320 (type species: discoideus).
— Lohse, 1964: 242 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— Campbell, 1973: 13 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 93 (synonym of Tachinus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (synonym of Tachinus).
Paracoproporus Bernhauer, 1917e: 42 (subgenus of Coproporus; species included: grandicollis). Type species: Coproporus (Paracoproporus) grandicollis Bernhauer, fixed by monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1943: 512 (subgenus of Coproporus; type species: grandicollis).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 289 (subgenus of Tachinus; type species: grandicollis).
— Campbell, 1973: 13 (subgenus of Tachinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 93 (synonym of Tachinus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (synonym of Tachinus).
Neocharis Marié, 1928: 13 (species included: manueli; preoccupied by Jacoby, 1881). Type species: Tachinus manueli Sharp, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (synonym of Neocharidius).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 258 (type species: manueli).
— Campbell, 1973: 13 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 93 (synonym of Tachinus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (synonym of Tachinus).
Neocharidius Marié, 1928a: 86 (replacement name for Neocharis Marié). Type species: Tachinus manueli Sharp, fixed by objective synonymy with Neocharis.
— Portevin, 1929: 327 (characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (world catalog supplement).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 258 (type species).
— Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 413 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Campbell, 1973: 13 (synonym of Tachinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 93 (synonym of Tachinus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 52 (synonym of Tachinus).
Tachinoplesius Bernhauer, 1936h: 326 (species included: turneri). Type species: Tachinoplesius turneri Bernhauer, fixed by monotypy.
— Blackwelder, 1952: 368 (type species: turneri).
— Ullrich, 1975: 320 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
Paratachinus Blackwelder, 1952: 293. Type species: Paratachinus laticollis Cameron, fixed by subsequent designation by Blackwelder, 1952: 293 [Note: Cameron (1932) did not designate a type species for Paratachinus so the name was unavailable (Articles 13.3). When Blackwelder (1952: 293) designated the type species the name became available and he became its author (Article 50.1) (see Herman, 2001)].
— Cameron, 1932: 396 (original description of Paratachinus; [Note: Genus-group name unavailable as it lacked type species designation]; key to species; species included: laticollis, monticola).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (world catalog supplement).
— Ullrich, 1975: 291 (synonym of Tachinus subgenus Tachinoderus).
— Coiffait, 1982: 39, 116 (cited as valid genus).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117, 135 (cited as valid genus).
— Campbell, 1988: 276 (synonym of Tachinus subgenus Tachinoderus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 207 (synonym of Tachinus subgenus Tachinoderus).
— Herman, 2001: 11 (type species; discussion; Blackwelder is author of name, not Cameron).
Japanotachinus Ullrich, 1975: 288 (subgenus of Tachinus; species included: nakanei). Type species: Tachinus (Japanotachinus) nakanei Ullrich, fixed by original designation.
— Shibata, 1985a: 61 (subgenus of Tachinus; checklist of species of Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 53 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 205 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
Latotachinus Ullrich, 1975: 282 (subgenus of Tachinus; species included: punctiventris, strigiventris, curtipennis). Type species: Tachinus punctiventris Sharp, 1888, fixed by original designation.
— Shibata, 1985a: 59 (subgenus of Tachinus; checklist of species of Japan).
— Campbell, 1993b: 37 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 53 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 201 (subgenus of Tachinus; characters; key to species of Japan).
Pterygotachinus Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 160 (species included: lacinipennis). Type species: Pterygotachinus lacinipennis Scheerpeltz, fixed by original designation.
abdominale Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
aberdarense Cameron, 1952, see: Sepedophilus.
aberrans Cameron, 1947, see: Sepedophilus.
aberrans Coiffait, 1982, see: paralleliventris Scheerpeltz, 1965.
abnormale Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
ablusus Herman, 2001: 56 (Tachinus; replacement name for rufus Ullrich).
▴ Distribution: India.
rufus Ullrich, 1975: 304 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Indien: W. Bengal, Darjeeling, Distr. Ghum, 1800 m).
— Coiffait, 1984: 133 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— Herman, 2001: 56 (Tachinus; synonym of ablusus).
abruptus Ullrich, 1975: 137 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Kaldhunga, Haldwani Dn.).
▴ Distribution: India.
absconditus Luze, 1900, see: bicuspidatus J. Sahlberg, 1880.
abyssinicus Ullrich, 1975: 325 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoplesius; Type locality: Äthiopien: Abyssinia, Wouramboulchi, near Djem-Djem, 9000 ft.).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia.
acerbus Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
activus Olliff, 1886, see: Sepedophilus.
acutus Fauvel, 1889, see: Sepedophilus.
acutus Hatch, 1957, see: quebecensis Robert, 1946.
adachii Watanabe and Shibata, 1961, see: Nitidotachinus.
addendus Horn, 1877: 97 (Tachinus; Type locality: Bachewauung Bay, Lake Superior; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 74 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 94 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Minnesota; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; West Virginia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 248 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 269 (Tachinus; Manitoba; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Maryland; Michigan; New Hampshire; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; West Virginia; Wisconsin).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
nitiduloides Horn, 1877: 102 (Tachinus; Type locality: Maryland; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Originally cited from Canada to Maryland).
— Blatchley, 1910: 446 (Tachinus; characters; Ohio).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 85 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 53 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Maryland; synonym of addendus; [Note: Synonymy not listed under addendus]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 248 (Tachinus; synonym of addendus).
aestivus Rey, 1882, see: Sepedophilus.
aethiopicum Bernhauer, 1931, see: Sepedophilus.
afghanicus Sawada, 1966, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
afghanicus Coiffait, 1982, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
africanus Eppelsheim, 1895, see: Tachinomorphus.
africanus Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949, see: Sepedophilus.
africanus Cameron, 1959, see: Sepedophilus.
africanus Ullrich, 1975: 327 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoplesius; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Afrika: Congo-Brazzaville, Lefinie reservation, Nambouli river).
▴ Distribution: Congo Republic.
agilis Horn, 1877, see: Nitidotachinus.
alexandrovi Bernhauer, 1938, see: Sepedophilus.
alienus Cameron, 1947, see: Sepedophilus.
alienus Ullrich, 1975: 280 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Nordindien: Pindar, V. Almora, U. P., 8–11,000 ft.).
alishanensis Hayashi, 1990: 139 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Taiwan: Chiai Hsien: Mt. Alishan).
alluaudi Fauvel, 1898, see: Sepedophilus.
alticola Sharp, 1883: 310 (Tachinus; Type locality: Guatemala, Totonicapam 8500 to 10,500 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 76 (Tachinus; characters; Guatemala).
— Campbell, 1976c: 196 (Tachinus; characters).
— Ullrich, 1975: 152 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala.
nimborum Sharp, 1883: 311 (Tachinus; Type locality: Guatemala, Quiche Mountains 7000 to 9000 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 76 (Tachinus; synonym of alticola).
— Ullrich, 1975: 152 (Tachinus; synonym of alticola).
alutaceus Fauvel, 1878, see: Tachinomorphus.
ambiguum Olliff, 1886, see: Sepedophilus.
analis Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
andinum Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
andrewesi Cameron, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
angelinii Schülke, 1996, see: marginellus Fabricius, 1781.
angularis Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
angulatus Cameron, 1932b: 137 (Tachinus; Type locality: Forêt de Kawa, Lac Albert).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 322 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoplesius; characters; Zaire).
▴ Distribution: Congo.
angustatus Horn, 1877: 95 (Tachinus; Type locality: Colorado; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Also cited from California).
— Duvivier, 1883: 129 (Tachinus; cited as angustus and listed by Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 as a synonym of angustatus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 114 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 96 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Col. [Colorado]; characters; British Columbia; Alberta; Washington; Oregon; California; New Mexico; Colorado; Utah; Idaho; Montana).
— Ullrich, 1975: 192 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Tachinus; found under bark).
— Campbell, 1988: 271 (Tachinus; British Columbia; Alberta; Yukon Territory; Arizona; California; Colorado; Idaho; Nevada; Oregon; Utah; Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
angustiforme Bernhauer, 1908, see: Sepedophilus.
angustus Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
antennalis Broun, 1921, see: Sepedophilus.
antennarius Bernhauer, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
apfelbecki Luze, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
apicalis Stephens, 1832, see: signatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
apicalis Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
apicicornis Fauvel, 1903, see: Sepedophilus.
apiciventris Fairmaire and Germain, 1861, see: Sepedophilus.
apterus Mäklin, 1853: 186 (Tachinus; Type locality: insula Georgii).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Luze, 1900: 493 (Tachinus; characters; arctic Siberia).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachinus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 479 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Van Dyck, 1921: 162 (Tachinus; Pribilof Islands, Alaska).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 49 (Tachinus; characters; Northwest Territories; Yukon Territory; Alaska; Pribilof Islands; St. Matthew Island; Diomedes Islands; Walen Island).
— Ullrich and Campbell, 1974: 636 (Tachinus; characters; Alaska; St. Matthew Island).
— Ullrich, 1975: 157 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 92 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: USA, Canada, Russia.
arcticus Motschulsky, 1860b: 121 (Elliptoma, cited as Ellipsotomus; Type locality: Sopotschn. Krg., Fl. Jenisej, Lt. 71°40′, Stuxberg; [Note: See neotype designation by Ullrich and Campbell, 1974]. Originally cited from Alpes de la Sibérie; 72° de latitude boréale).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVII [= 1876: 226] (Tachinus; synonym of apterus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1880: 103 (Tachinus; characters; Siberia).
— J. Sahlberg, 1897: 367 (Phyllodrepa; notes; Siberia).
— Luze, 1900: 493 (Tachinus; synonym of apterus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; synonym of atripes).
— Campbell, 1973: 49 (Tachinus; synonym of apterus).
— Ullrich and Campbell, 1974: 634 (Tachinus; neotype designation: Sopotschn. Krg., Fl. Jenisej, Lt. 71°40′, Stuxberg; valid species; characters; Siberia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 155 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; Siberia).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 92 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
poppiusi Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; replacement name for “apterus Poppius”; [Note: Poppius did not describe a new species, he cited Mäklin as the author]; Type locality: Siberia, see Poppius, 1910: 9 for the many Siberian localities).
— Poppius, 1910: 9 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485, cited apterus Poppius as an available name and replaced it with poppiusi; Poppius did not described apterus as new, he attributed it to Mäklin but according to Ullrich, 1975: 156 Poppius' use of apterus was a misidentification of arcticus]; Siberia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; synonym of apterus).
— Campbell, 1973: 49 (Tachinus; synonym of apterus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 156 (Tachinus; synonym of arcticus).
armatum Sharp, 1888, see: Sepedophilus.
asperellus Broun, 1914, see: Sepedophilus.
aterrimus Stephens, 1832, see: elongatus Gyllenhal, 1810.
atricapillus Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
atricaudatus Say, 1823, see: Lordithon.
atriceps W. J. MacLeay, 1873, see: Coproporus.
atripes J. Sahlberg, 1876: 192 (Tachinus; Type locality: Lapponia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Muonioniska i Lappland).
— J. Sahlberg, 1871a: 421 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480, cited aterrimus as a synonym of atripes; Sahlberg did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Stephens]; characters).
— Luze, 1900: 500 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Lahtinen, 1945: 193 (Tachinus; valid species; characters).
— Palm, 1966: 65 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Ullrich, 1975: 162 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Lapponia; characters; Lapland).
▴ Distribution: Norway, Sweden, Finland.
aureiventris Cameron, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
auricomus Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
austerus Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
australicum Cameron, 1943, see: Sepedophilus.
australis Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
australis Fauvel, 1877, see: Tachinomorphus.
axillaris Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Lordithon.
axillaris Erichson, 1839b: 261 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: America septentrionalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Erichson, 1840: 921 (Tachinus; synonym of fumipennis).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachinus; synonym of fimipennis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of fumipennis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; synonym of fumipennis).
— Campbell, 1973: 39 (Tachinus; characters; lectotype designation: America septentrionali; New Jersey; Maryland; Virginia; Kentucky; North Carolina; South Carolina; Georgia; Florida; Alabama; Mississippi; Louisiana; Texas; Arkansas; Tennessee; Missouri).
— Ullrich, 1975: 151 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Frank, 1981a: 339 (Tachinus; teratological specimen).
— Campbell, 1988: 242 (Tachinus; Alabama; Arkansas; Florida; Illinois; Kansas; Louisiana; Mississippi; Missouri; North Carolina; Oklahoma; Tennessee).
— Hunter, Kincher, Bay, Beerwinkle, 1991: 169 (Tachinus; seasonal distribution and diel flight activity; Texas).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
— Herman, 2001: 56 (Tachinus; although a junior primary homonym, prevailing use as valid maintained pending outcome of application to Commission under Article 23.9.5).
▴ Distribution: USA.
colonus Sachse, 1852: 120 (Tachinus; Type locality: Georgia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of fumipennis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; synonym of fumipennis).
— Campbell, 1973: 39 (Tachinus; synonym of axillaris).
— Ullrich, 1975: 151 (Tachinus; synonym of axillaris).
badius Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
banaticum Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949, see: Sepedophilus.
barycephalum Lea, 1910, see: Sepedophilus.
basalis Erichson, 1839b: 262 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: montes Uralenses; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 90 (Tachinus; characters).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVI [= 1876: 225] (Tachinus; catalog; Lithuania; Ural, Baikal and Amur regions; Alaska).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 285 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— Eppelsheim, 1893: 41 (Tachinus; Baikal region).
— Luze, 1900: 479, 488 (Tachinus; characters; notes; Baikal region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 84 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Hatch, 1957: 115 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Smetana, 1963c: 300 (Tachinus; Mongolia).
— Campbell, 1973: 45 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Alaska; Yukon Territory; British Columbia; Alberta; Washington; Idaho; Oregon; California; Wyoming; Wisconsin; Michigan; Pennsylvania; New York; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; Maine; Nova Scotia; Quebec; Ontario).
— Ullrich, 1975: 229 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; Siberia; Mongolia; Korea).
— Campbell, 1988: 244 (Tachinus; Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Saskatchewan; Yukon Territory; Alaska; California; Idaho; North Carolina; Oregon; Pennsylvania; Vermont; Virginia; Washington; Wyoming; Wisconsin).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachinus; Chabarovsk).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 473 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Belarus, Russia, Mongolia, Korea, Canada, USA.
circumcinctus Mäklin, 1852: 310 (Tachinus; Type locality: insula Sitkha; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVI [= 1876: 225] (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
— Horn, 1877: 102 (Tachinus; characters; Canada, Michigan, Kansas, Vancouver, Alaska).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
— Fall, 1926: 151 (Tachinus; Alaska).
— Robert, 1946: 84 (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
— Campbell, 1973: 45 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of basalis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 229 (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
nitidus Pandellé, 1869: 315 (Tachinus; Type locality: Lithuania: Minsk).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVI [= 1876: 225] (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 229 (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
berezynicus Wankowicz, 1869: 418 (Tachinus; Type locality: Lithuanie; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from contrées de Boryssow).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVI [= 1876: 225] (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; synonym of basalis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 229 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Lithuanie; synonym of basalis).
basalis Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
basalis Cameron, 1928, see: Sepedophilus.
basiflavus Cameron, 1959, see: Sepedophilus.
basipenne Bernhauer, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
batychrous Gravenhorst, 1802, see: memnonius Gravenhorst, 1802.
beckeri Ullrich, 1975: 314 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: China: W. Szechuan, Bzk. Sankiangkou, Wassuland, 1000 m).
beckeri Campbell, 1988, see: edwardi Herman, 2001.
becquarti Bernhauer, 1938b: 54 (Tachinus; Type locality: Chensi centr.: Wei tze ping; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 213 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
beesoni Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
beesoni Cameron, 1932, see: Tachyporus.
benicki Ullrich, 1975, see: pallipes Gravenhorst, 1806.
berezynicus Wankowicz, 1869, see: basalis Erichson, 1839.
bernhaueri Luze, 1901a: 389 (Tachinus; Type locality: Sibirien, Central Altai).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachinus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 102 (Tachinus; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 114 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; USSR; Mongolia).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 90 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Mongolia.
ochoticus Poppius, 1904b: 5 (Tachinus; Type locality: Port Ajan am Ochotischen Meere; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 102 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of bernhaueri).
— Ullrich, 1975: 115 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of bernhaueri).
bhutanicus Ullrich, 1975: 208 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Nordindien: Pindar, V. Almora, U. P., 8–11,000 ft. Also cited from Bhutan).
bicolor Gravenhorst, 1806, see: subterraneus Linné, 1758.
bicolor Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Lordithon.
bicolor Bernhauer, 1910, see: Sepedophilus.
bicuspidatus J. Sahlberg, 1880: 192 (Tachinus; Type locality: vicum Chantaika; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Eppelsheim, 1893: 43 (Tachinus; Baikal region).
— Luze, 1900: 493 (Tachinus; characters; eastern Siberia; northern Mongolia).
— Luze, 1901: 149 (Tachinus; characters of male; northern Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 1 (Tachinus; Kamchatka region).
— Smetana, 1965e: 176 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 99 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Kantaika; characters; Siberia).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 97 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Kantaika; characters; Mongolia).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 89 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Mongolia.
nigrobadius Eppelsheim, 1893: 43 (Tachinus; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien, in der Nähe von Irkutsk, von Tunka bis Munku-Sardik im Sajan'schen Gebirge; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Luze, 1900: 495 (Tachinus; characters; eastern Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 99 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of bicuspidatus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 97 (Tachinus; synonym of bicuspidatus).
absconditus Luze, 1900: 475, 495 (Tachinus; Type locality: Nördliche Mongolei, Shangai).
— Bernhauer, 1902d: 697 (Tachinus; synonym of bicuspidatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; synonym of bicuspidatus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 97 (Tachinus; synonym of bicuspidatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 99 (Tachinus; synonym of bicuspidatus).
bidens Sharp, 1888, see: sibiricus Sharp, 1888.
biguttatus Motschulsky, 1858, see: Sepedophilus.
bilineatum Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
binotatus Li, Zhao, and Sakai, 2000a: 301 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: China: Zhejiang Province: Linan City, Mt. West Tianmu).
bipartitum Lea, 1910, see: Sepedophilus.
biplagiatus Lacordaire, 1835, see: subterraneus Linné, 1758.
bipunctatus Turton, 1802, see: bipustulatus Fabricius, 1793.
bipuncticolle Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
bipustulatus Fabricius, 1793: 533 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Germania).
— Panzer, 1795: 359 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Cederhjelm, 1798: 120 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1799: 21 (Oxyporus; characters; illustrations).
— Fabricius, 1801: 606 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 135 (Tachinus; characters).
— Latreille, 1804: 394 (Tachinus; characters; France; Germany; Sweden).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 21 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 254 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 61 (Tachinus; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 475 (Tachinus; Sweden).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Stephens, 1832: 190 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Heer, 1839: 291 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 260 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 195 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844: 343 (Tachinus).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachinus; with Formica fuliginosa).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 684 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 485 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 409 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 172 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Motschulsky, 1859: 491 (Elliptoma, cited as Ellipsotomus; Amur River).
— Motschulsky, 1860b: 122 (Elliptoma, cited as Ellipsotomus; Siberia).
— Thomson, 1861: 157 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 322 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; France).
— Baudi, 1870: 381 (Tachinus; Cyprus; Syria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 588 [= 1876: 70] (Tachinus; characters; France; Siberia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 286 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 275 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 203 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 342 (Tachinus; characters; north and middle Europe; Siberia).
— Luze, 1900: 498 (Tachinus; characters; north and central Europe; Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 96 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 309 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 223 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 57 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Szujecki, 1963a: 36 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Lohse, 1964: 245 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 64 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark).
— Horion, 1967: 79 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Britain; Denmark; Sweden; Holland; Belgium; France; Switzerland; Italy; Romania; Slovakia; Hungary; Czech Republic; Austria; Germany; Poland; Ukraine).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Pototskaia, 1973: 60 (Tachinus; larval characters).
— Ullrich, 1975: 125 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: Fabricius, 1775: 266, was erroneously cited as original reference for bipustulatus]; characters; Japan; central Asia; Siberia; Spain).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 57 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachinus; Chabarovsk; Primorie).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 22 (Tachinus; Netherlands).
— Fowles, Alexander, and Key, 1999: 130 (Tachinus; saproxylic species; status as endangered or threatened species; Britain).
▴ Distribution: Syria, Europe, Russia, Kazakhstan, China, Japan.
bipunctatus Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; [preoccupied]; replacement name for Oxyporus bipustulatus Fabricius which became a secondary homonym of a Linnean name when Turton moved the species to Staphylinus).
nigrinus Sharp, 1888: 382 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kiga; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Also cited from Miyanoshita).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 125 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Kiga; synonym of bipustulatus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 57 (Tachinus; synonym of bipustulatus).
brevicornis Bernhauer, 1915c: 75 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Altaigebirge, Semipalatinsk; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 125 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of bipustulatus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 57 (Tachinus; cited as brevicoruis; synonym of bipustulatus).
bipustulatus Grimmer, 1841: 35 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Steiermark).
— Herman, 2001: 56 (Tachinus; nomen dubium; although a junior primary homonym, it is suggested that the required replacement be ignored).
▴ Distribution: Austria.
birmanus Fauvel, 1895: 278 (Tachinus; Type locality: Haute-Bírmanie; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 390 (Tachinus; characters; Burma).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 281 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Burma).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
birmanus Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
bisignatum Horn, 1877, see: Sepedophilus.
bodemeyeri Berhauer, 1903, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
bodemeyerianus Bernhauer, 1913, see: sibiricus Sharp, 1888.
bonvouloiri Pandellé, 1869: 329 (Tachinus; Type locality: Pyrenaei; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Fauvel, 1875: 578 [= 1876: 60] (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Rey, 1882: 288 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 345 (Tachinus; characters; France; Spain; Hungary).
— Luze, 1900: 506 (Tachinus; characters; France; Spain; Austria; Hungary).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 323 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1955: 60 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 244 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 82 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; mountains of southern and south of central Europe; Pyrenees; Spain; Italy; Bosnia; Macedonia; Hungary; Austria).
— Ullrich, 1975: 180 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Europe; Lebanon).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 50 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Tachinus; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Lebanon, Spain, France, Austria, Hungary.
borneense Cameron, 1933, see: Sepedophilus.
brasiliana Wendeler, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
brevicollis Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
brevicornis Broun, 1893, see: Sepedophilus.
brevicornis Bernhauer, 1915, see: bipustulatus Fabricius, 1793.
brevipennis Motschulsky, 1860, see: Leucocraspedum.
brevipennis J. Sahlberg, 1880: 103 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Ochotsk in Sibiria orientalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich and Campbell, 1974]).
— Luze, 1900: 494 (Tachinus; characters; Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich and Campbell, 1974: 640 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Northwest Territories; Yukon Territory; Alaska; Siberia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 157 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Siberia).
— Campbell, 1988: 246 (Tachinus; Yukon Territory; Alaska).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 92 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Canada, USA.
tundrae Poppius, 1904b: 1 (Tachinus; Type locality: Bulkur, Lena arct.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich and Campbell, 1974]. Originally cited from Nordost-Sibirien: Lena-Thal: Kumaksur; Bulkur; Tit-ary; Lena-Mündung 72°40′N).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachinus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich and Campbell, 1974: 640 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Bulkur, Lena arct.; synonym of brevipennis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 157 (Tachinus; synonym of brevipennis).
— Campbell, 1988: 246 (Tachinus; synonym of brevipennis).
brevis Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
brunneicollis Cameron, 1926: 187, 189 (Tachinus; Type locality: Konain, Chakrata, 7800 ft., U. P.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Chakrata and Simla Districts, 7000 to 9000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 390 (Tachinus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 297 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation: Konain, Chakrata, 7800 ft., U. P.; characters; India).
— Coiffait, 1984: 132 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— Schülke, 1997a: 48 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
brunneus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
brunneus Ullrich, 1975: 207 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: N. E. Burma: Kambaiti, 2000 m).
— Herman, 2001: 56 (Tachinus; although a junior primary homonym, prevailing use as valid maintained pending outcome of application to Commission under Article 23.9.5).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
brunnipennis Stephens, 1832, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
burgeoni Bernhauer, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
burmanicus Ullrich, 1975: 205 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: N. E. Burma: Kambaiti, 1800 m).
buruensis Bernhauer, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
caelatus Ullrich, 1975: 188 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Mongolia: Central aimak, 11 km OSO von Somon Bajanzogt, 1600 m).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 91 (Tachinus; [Note: Cited as a new species but it seems evident that Ullrich described the same species twice using the same specimens and name; the type locality (with the exception of a spelling difference) and characters for both species are the same. Rather than cite the second use of caelatus as a newly described species I regard it to be a subsequent citation]; characters; Mongolia).
▴ Distribution: Mongolia.
calceatum Peyerimhoff, 1923, see: Sepedophilus.
californicus Campbell, 1988: 273 (Tachinus; Type locality: USA: California: San Bernardino Co., ca. 30 mi ENE Redlands, South Fork Campgd., Santa Ana River, 6300 feet).
▴ Distribution: USA.
cameroni Scheerpeltz, 1933, see: Sepedophilus.
cameroni Ullrich, 1975: 314 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; replacement name for monticola Cameron; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]).
monticola Cameron, 1932: 397 (Paratachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Darjeeling: Ghum; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (Paratachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 314 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of cameroni).
campbelli Ullrich, 1975: 252 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Nepal: 27°58′N, 85°00′E, 11,000 ft.).
canadensis Horn, 1877: 99 (Tachinus; Type locality: Canada; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Also cited from Illinois).
— Henshaw, 1885: 39 (Tachinus; synonym of luridus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; synonym of luridus).
— Robert, 1946: 78 (Tachinus; synonym of luridus).
— Campbell, 1973: 43 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Can [Canada]; valid species; characters; Ontario; Quebec; New Hampshire; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; Pennsylvania; Virginia; North Carolina; Ohio; Michigan Illinois; Iowa).
— Ullrich, 1975: 218 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 473 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
capensis Tottenham, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
caribeanum Bierig, 1937, see: Sepedophilus.
carinulus Blatchley, 1910, see: Coproporus.
carus Sperk, 1835, see: Bryoporus.
castaneus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
castaneum Horn, 1877, see: Sepedophilus.
caucasicus Kolenati, 1846, see: laciniatus Eppelsheim, 1890.
cavicola Scriba, 1870, see: Sepedophilus.
celebense Cameron, 1942, see: Sepedophilus.
cernuus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Bryoporus.
ceylanense Kraatz, 1859, see: Sepedophilus.
championi Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
championi Ullrich, 1975: 249 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Pindar, V. Almora, U.P., 8–11,000 ft.).
chilensis Coiffait and Saiz, 1968, see: memnonius Gravenhorst, 1802.
chinensis Bernhauer, 1933: 43 (Tachinus; Type locality: Szetschwan: Tatsienlu, Yüling Süd; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 132 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
chondungensis Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 154 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Nepal: Chondung, 3100 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
cinctellus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
cinctulus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
cinctus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Lordithon.
cinctus Marsham, 1802, see: humeralis Gravenhorst, 1802.
cinctus Motschulsky, 1858, see: Sepedophilus.
cingulatus Solsky, 1864: 435 (Tachinus; Type locality: Teberda, Caucasus bor.; [Note: See neotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Tiflis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 342 (Tachinus; synonym of marginatus).
— Luze, 1900: 479, 496 (Tachinus; characters; notes; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 127 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; neotype designation: Teberda, Caucasus bor.; characters; Caucasus).
— Schülke, 1989: 231 (Tachinus; Armenia).
▴ Distribution: Georgia, Armenia.
cincticollis Say, 1832, see: Lordithon.
circumcinctus Mäklin, 1852, see: basalis Erichson, 1839.
circumdatus Rey, 1882: 292 (Tachinus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Auvergne).
circumflexus Fauvel, 1878, see: Sepedophilus.
clavicorne Luze, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
coiffaiti Ullrich, 1975: 235 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Usbekische SSR: Region de Boukhara, Montagnes Zeravchan).
▴ Distribution: Uzbekistan.
collaris Gravenhorst, 1802, see: corticinus Gravenhorst, 1802.
collarti Cameron, 1937, see: Sepedophilus.
colonus Sachse, 1852, see: axillaris Erichson, 1839.
completus Ullrich, 1975: 323 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoplesius; Type locality: Afrika: S. Rhodesia, Wankie Game Reserve).
concinnus Ullrich, 1975: 250 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Darjeeling).
conforme Bierig, 1937, see: Sepedophilus.
confusum Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
congoensis Cameron, 1926, see: Coprotachinus.
conicicolle Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
connexus Fauvel, 1905, see: Sepedophilus.
constans Fowler, 1888, see: Sepedophilus.
contortus Hatch, 1957: 118 (Tachinus; Type locality: Washington: Anatone. Also cited from British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1973: 62 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Montana; Oregon; Washington).
— Ullrich, 1975: 140 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 251 (Tachinus; Alberta; Colorado; Idaho; Montana; Oregon).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
varians Hatch, 1957: 119 (Tachinus; Type locality: Washington: Seattle. Also cited from British Columbia, Idaho, and Oregon).
convexiusculus Wasmann, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
convexus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
convexus Bernhauer, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
coriaceus Cameron, 1926: 185, 188 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kali V., Almora, 9000′; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Almorah; Kali Valley, 9000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 387 (Tachinus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 114 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Burma).
— Ullrich, 1975: 202 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Kali V., Almora, 9000′; characters; India; Bhutan).
▴ Distribution: India, Bhutan, Myanmar.
corpulentum Bernhauer, 1939, see: Sepedophilus.
corticinus Gravenhorst, 1802: 141 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Latreille, 1804: 396 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 13 (Tachyporus).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 266 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris Gravenhorst).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 302 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 62 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 476 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1832: 193 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 513 (Tachinus; variety of collaris; characters; France).
— Erichson, 1839a: 400 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris Gravenhorst).
— Heer, 1839: 295 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 264 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; variety of collaris; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 414 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Thomson, 1861: 159 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 346 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Luze, 1900: 502 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 226 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 51 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Larsson and Gígja, 1959: 96 (Tachinus; biological notes; Iceland).
— Lohse, 1964: 246 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 84 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Iceland; Siberia; Caucasus; widespread in northern Europe; central Europe from Russia-Poland to Romania; Italy; France; Switzerland; Belgium; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Zurańska, 1973 (Tachinus; larval and pupal morphology).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 126 (Tachinus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Campbell 1975a: 88 (Tachinus; characters; Canada).
— Ullrich, 1975: 231 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Iceland; Turkey; Caucasus; USSR).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Frank, 1982: 50 (Tachinus; list of parasites).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Campbell, 1988: 248 (Tachinus; Quebec).
— Nowosad, 1990: 165 (Tachinus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Tóth, 1993: 53 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Sadler and Dugmore, 1995: 144 (Tachinus; habitat notes; Iceland).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 289 (Tachinus; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 475 (Tachinus; characters; Canada).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachinus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Iceland, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Turkey, Japan, Canada.
collaris Gravenhorst, 1802: 143 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Latreille, 1804: 397 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 13 (Tachyporus).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 266 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 302 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Stephens, 1832: 193 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 512 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Erichson, 1839a: 400 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 295 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 264 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachinus; with Formica fuliginosa).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 683 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; notes; England).
— Staudinger, 1857: 285 (Tachinus; notes; Iceland).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 414 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 172 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 34 (Tachinus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachinus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Tachinus; habitat; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 326 (Tachinus; characters; Iceland; France; Batoum).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 185 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 581 [= 1876: 63] (Tachinus; characters; France; Italy; Turkey; Caucasus; Siberia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 195 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 297 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 206 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 346 (Tachinus; characters; north and middle Europe; Caucasus; Siberia).
— Luze, 1900: 502 (Tachinus; characters; north and central Europe; Caucasus; Siberia).
— Montandon, 1908: 81 (Tachinus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Matsumura, 1911: 115 (Tachinus; Japan).
— Poppius, 1913: 11 (Quedius; Iceland).
— Johansen, 1914: 313 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Portevin, 1929: 323 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 246 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Campbell 1975a: 88 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 232 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Campbell, 1988: 248 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
flavellus Zetterstedt, 1828: 64 (Tachinus; Type locality: Lapponia Tornensis).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 57 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 264 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 414 (Tachinus; cited as flaveolus; synonym of collaris).
— Thomson, 1861: 159 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Rey, 1882: 298 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 346 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Luze, 1900: 502 (Tachinus; synonym of collaris).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 232 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
— Campbell, 1988: 248 (Tachinus; synonym of corticinus).
corticola Casey, 1885, see: Sepedophilus.
crotchii Horn, 1877: 101 (Tachinus; Type locality: Vancouver; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 117 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 79 (Tachinus; characters; lectotype designation; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon; California).
— Ullrich, 1975: 135 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1988: 265 (Tachinus; British Columbia).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
c-rufus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
crypticola Rey, 1882, see: Sepedophilus.
cubanum Bierig, 1937, see: Sepedophilus.
cunicularius Gistel, 1857: 52 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Bayern).
▴ Distribution: Germany.
curticorne Bernhauer, 1934, see: Sepedophilus.
curtipennis Ullrich, 1975: 286 (Tachinus; subgenus Latotachinus; Type locality: Bhutan: Pele La, 3450 m).
▴ Distribution: Bhutan.
cyanipennis Bernhauer, 1906, see: Tachinomorphus.
cylindricus Cameron, 1945, see: Sepedophilus.
debilis Horn, 1877: 96 (Tachinus; Type locality: Vancouver; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Also cited from Crystal Springs, California).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 116 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 98 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Van [Vancouver]; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon; California).
— Ullrich, 1975: 319 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; notes).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Tachinus; found under bark).
— Campbell, 1988: 276 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; British Columbia; Oregon; Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
debilis Casey, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
deceptivum Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
decimus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
decipiens Wendeler, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
decoratus Fauvel, 1907, see: Sepedophilus.
decurtatus Eppelsheim, 1892, see: Sepedophilus.
depressus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
deuvei Coiffait, 1983d: 178 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Nepal: Ganesh Himal, Rupchet, 3600 m).
— Coiffait, 1984: 132 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— Schülke, 1997a: 45 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
devillei Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949, see: Sepedophilus.
deyrollei Sharp, 1873, see: fauveli Pandellé, 1869.
difficile Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
diffine Sharp, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
dilatatus Hatch, 1957: 117 (Tachinus; Type locality: Oregon: Anthony Lake, Blue Mts., 7000 ft.).
— Campbell, 1973: 65 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Ullrich, 1975: 135 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; Oregon; Washington; British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1988: 253 (Tachinus; Alberta; British Columbia; Oregon; Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
paradisi Hatch, 1957: 118 (Tachinus; Type locality: Washington: Mt. Rainier, Paradise Park).
— Campbell, 1973: 65 (Tachinus; synonym of dilatatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 135 (Tachinus; synonym of dilatatus).
dilutum Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
dimerus Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
dimidiatus Hochhuth, 1849, see: Sepedophilus.
diminutus Sharp, 1888: 385 (Tachinus; Type locality: Sendai; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Also cited from Kiga).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975: 318 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation: Sendai; characters; Japan).
— Coiffait, 1984: 134 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 211 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
discoideus Erichson, 1839b: 266 (Tachinus; Type locality: Austria; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 684 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 415 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 329 (Tachinus; characters; Austria; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 576 [= 1876: 58] (Tachinus; characters; France; Austria; Russia; Turkestan).
— Horn, 1877: 105 (Tachinus; characters).
— Rey, 1882: 306 (Porodrymus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 347 (Tachinus; subgenus Porodrymus; characters; France; Austria; Russia; Turkestan).
— Luze, 1900: 507 (Tachinus; characters; France; Austria; Russia; Turkestan).
— Reitter, 1909: 98 (Tachinus; subgenus Porodrymus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1955: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Porodrymus; characters; France).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 276 (Tachinus; Morocco).
— Solsky, 1874: 167 (Tachinus; characters; Turkestan).
— Horion, 1967: 86 (Tachinus; subgenus Porodrymus; Turkestan; Caucasus; Russia; Hungary; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Poland; Austria; France).
— Ullrich, 1975: 264 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Austria; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Yugoslavia; Turkey; Turkmenia; Kazakhstan; Russia; Caucasus; Morocco; Lebanon).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 45 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; subgenus Porodrymus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Europe, Russia, Turkey, Lebanon, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan.
discoideus Melsheimer, 1844, see: Nitidotachinus.
discolor Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
discus Fauvel, 1878, see: Sepedophilus.
distigma Kraatz, 1859, see: Sepedophilus.
doderoi Gridelli, 1931, see: Sepedophilus.
drescheri Ullrich, 1975: 295 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; replacement name for javanus Cameron).
javanus Cameron, 1937: 36 (Tachinoderus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft.).
dubius Gyllenhal, 1810, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
dubius Bernhauer, 1940, see: Sepedophilus.
edentulus Ullrich, 1975: 116 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: China: Zhongxiang).
▴ Distribution: China.
edwardi Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachinus; replacement name for beckeri Campbell).
▴ Distribution: Canada.
beckeri Campbell, 1988: 252 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: B.C.: Haines Hwy., km 143–144, 2400 feet. Also cited from Yukon Territory).
eidami Wendeler, 1928, see: signatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
elatus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
elegans Eppelsheim, 1893: 45 (Tachinus; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien, in der Nähe von Irkutsk, von Tunka bis Munku-Sardik im Sajan'schen Gebirge).
— Luze, 1900: 495 (Tachinus; characters; eastern Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Palm, 1966: 62 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Ullrich, 1975: 102 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; ecological notes; Norway; Siberia; Mongolia).
— Schülke, 1989: 230 (Tachinus; Baikal Region).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 89 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Mongolia, Russia, Finland, Sweden, Norway.
muensteri Luze, 1901b: 614 (Tachinus; Type locality: Norwegen, Birid, 61° n. Br.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; variety of elegans).
— Ullrich, 1975: 103 (Tachinus; synonym of elegans).
elegantulus Cameron, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
elongatulus W. J. MacLeay, 1873, see: Sepedophilus.
elongatus Gyllenhal, 1810: 251 (Tachinus; Type locality: Westrogothia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 61 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 199 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1835: 435 (Tachinus; England).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 56 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 292 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 265 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Switzerland; Unalaska).
— Stephens, 1839: 384 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Mannerheim, 1843b: 227 (Tachinus; characters; Unalaska).
— Märkel and Kiesenwetter, 1848: 319 (Tachinus; notes; Carpathian Alps).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 684 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 485 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 416 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (type species of Drymoporus).
— Thomson, 1861: 159 (Drymoporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachinus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 330 (Tachinus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 577 [= 1876: 59] (Tachinus; characters; France; Siberia; Alaska).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 195 (Drymoporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 303 (Drymoporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 206 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 347 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; characters; north and middle Europe; Siberia; Alaska).
— Luze, 1900: 507 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; Siberia; Mongolia; Alaska).
— Reitter, 1909: 98 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 314 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 1 (Tachinus; Kamchatka region).
— Guilleaume, Fagel, and Vreurick, 1928: 155 (Tachinus; Belgium).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 226 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 242 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964c: 168 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 57 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 87 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; Caucasus; Siberia; Mongolia; widespread in far north of northern Europe; Denmark; Britain; Holland; Belgium; France; Italy; Germany; Austria; Bosnia; Macedonia; Romania; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Poland).
— Ashworth, 1972: 215 (Tachinus; late-glacial subfossil; Britain).
— Campbell, 1973: 33 (Tachinus; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Labrador; Northwest Territories; Quebec; Yukon Territory; Alaska; Colorado; New Hampshire; New York; Vermont; Washington; Wyoming).
— A. Strand, 1975: 10 (Tachinus; variation in characters separating ochsi and elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 86 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 255 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Russia; Armenia; Georgia; Kyrgyzstan; Mongolia).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Campbell, 1988: 240 (Tachinus; Alberta; British Columbia; Labrador; Manitoba; Newfoundland; Northwest Territories; Ontario; Saskatchewan; Yukon Territory; Alaska; Colorado; New Hampshire; Wyoming).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 182 (Tachinus; note).
— Schülke, 1989: 232 (Tachinus; Caucasus; Siberia; Kazakhstan).
— Elias, 1991: 557 (Tachinus; Quaternary fossil collection; Colorado).
— Tóth, 1993: 45 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 55 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachinus; Kamtschatka).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
— Raitschev, 1997a: 101 (Tachinus; notes; Bulgaria).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 93 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; Kazakhstan).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 103 (Tachinus; collected from North Kuril Islands).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, China, Canada, USA.
intricatus C. Sahlberg, 1830: 300 (Tachinus; Type locality: Yläne Nygård).
— Fauvel, 1875: 577 [= 1876: 59] (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 195 (Drymoporus; synonym of elongatus).
— Fowler, 1888: 206 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 347 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Luze, 1900: 507 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 86 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 255 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 55 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
aterrimus Stephens, 1832: 199 (Tachinus; Type locality: Norfolk; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 86 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 255 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of elongatus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 55 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
parallelus Horn, 1877: 98 (Tachinus; Type locality: Canada; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Also cited from Illinois).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Van Dyke, 1924: 18 (Tachinus; Alaska).
— Robert, 1946: 75 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Hatch, 1957: 119 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Washington).
— Campbell, 1973: 34 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Can [Canada]; synonym of elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 86 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 255 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 55 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
ochsi Coiffait, 1955: 60 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; Type locality: Montvalier, Ariège, vers 2200 m dans le cirque des Estagnous).
— Lohse, 1964: 243 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 88 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; France; Italy; Switzerland; Austria).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 86 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 255 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Austria).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 182 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 55 (Tachinus; synonym of elongatus).
elongatus Blatchley, 1910, see: Sepedophilus.
emodensis Coiffait, 1982: 117 (Tachinus; Type locality: Nepal: Thakkhola, Tukche, Thaksang, 3100–3300 m).
enixum Olliff, 1886, see: Sepedophilus.
ergates Gistel, 1857: 24 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Styria).
errans Tottenham, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
erythrinum Hochhuth, 1872, see: Sepedophilus.
erythrocephalus Hochhuth, 1849, see: Sepedophilus.
excellens Bernhauer, 1938, see: Nitidotachinus.
exiguus Veselova, 1993: 35 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: NE Mongolia, Khentey mountains, medial course of the Tereldzh river. Also cited from Siberia).
exilis Boheman, 1848, see: Cilea.
eximium Olliff, 1886, see: Sepedophilus.
fairmairei Leprieur, 1853, see: Lamprinodes.
fasciipenne Eppelsheim, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
fauveli Pandellé, 1869: 321 (Tachinus; Type locality: Caucaso).
— Luze, 1900: 497 (Tachinus; characters; Caucasus; Armenia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog; Asia Minor).
— Ullrich, 1975: 121 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Ukraine; Russia). — Schülke, 1989: 230 (Tachinus; Georgia).
▴ Distribution: Ukraine, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Turkey.
deyrollei Sharp, 1873b: 411 (Tachinus; Type locality: Trebizonde).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVII [= 1876: 226] (Tachinus; synonym of fauveli).
— Luze, 1900: 497 (Tachinus; synonym of fauveli).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; synonym of fauveli).
— Ullrich, 1975: 121 (Tachinus; synonym of fauveli).
fenestratus Bernhauer, 1928, see: Sepedophilus.
ferrugatum Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
ferrugineus Bernhauer, 1920 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: Sepedophilus.
ferrugineus Cameron, 1928g: 449 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Borneo: Mt. Murud, 5000–6000 feet).
festivum Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
filicorne Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
fimbriatus Gravenhorst, 1802: 191 (Tachinus; Type locality: Pennsylvania; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Originally cited from America septentr.).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 17 (Tachyporus).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 60 (Tachinus; America borealis).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachinus; America borealis).
— Say, 1832: 55 [= 1834: 468] (Tachyporus; characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 258 (Tachinus; characters; America septentrionalis).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachinus; Lake Superior).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 99 (Tachinus; characters; Canada to North Carolina).
— Provancher, 1877: 242 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Blatchley, 1910: 446 (Tachinus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 79 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 56 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Pennsylv. [Pennsylvania]; characters; Nova Scotia; Quebec; Ontario; Maine; New Hamphsire; Vermont; Massachusetts; Connecticut; Rhode Island; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina; South Carolina; Georgia; Alabama; Arkansas; Tennessee; Missouri; Kentucky; West Virginia; Ohio; Michigan; Indiana; Illinois; Iowa; Wisconsin).
— Ullrich, 1975: 200 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 250 (Tachinus; Nova Scotia).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Tachinus; Maine).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
fimbriatus Sharp, 1888, see: Sepedophilus.
fimetarius Gravenhorst, 1802: 141 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Panzer, 1795: 356 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482, cited fuscipes Panzer as a synonym of fimetarius Gravenhorst but Panzer did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius who attributed it to Linné]; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1796c: 12 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482, cited fuscipes Panzer as a synonym of fimetarius Gravenhorst but Panzer did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Linné]; characters; illustration).
— Latreille, 1804: 396 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 14 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 263 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 63 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 300 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 62 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 476 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1832: 192 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 511 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 57 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 398 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 294 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 264 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Mannerheim, 1843a: 83 (Tachyporus).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 684 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Kiesenwetter, 1851a: 413 (Tachyporus; Pyrenees).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 482 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 411 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 172 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 158 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachinus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 328 (Tachinus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 578 [= 1876: 60] (Tachinus; characters; France; Lapland; Scandinavia; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Russia; Italy; Sicily).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— Fauvel, 1876a: 79 [= 1876: 264] (Tachinus; Turkey).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 194 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 285 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 344 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1900: 505 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 311 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 481 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 323 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 223 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 59 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963a: 422 (Tachinus; Greece).
— Lohse, 1964: 244 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Raianu, 1964: 102 (Tachinus; Romania).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 410 (Tachinus; Sicily).
— Palm, 1966: 64 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 82 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Caucasus; Transcaspian region; Turkey; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; all eastern Europe to Greece; Italy; Sicily; Spain; Portugal; France; Switzerland; Belgium; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Ullrich, 1975: 177 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Poland; Russia; Ukraine; Bosnia Hercegovina; Caucasus; Siberia; Asia Minor; Iran; Transcaspian region; Turkestan).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 50 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; cited as fimerarius; Kazakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Armenia, Turkey, Iran, “Transcaspian region”.
sordidus Gravenhorst, 1802: 141 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Latreille, 1804: 395 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1808: 21 (Staphylinus; characters; illustrations).
— Erichson, 1839a: 399 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Heer, 1839: 294 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Erichson, 1839b: 264 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 411 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Rey, 1882: 286 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 344 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Luze, 1900: 506 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Ullrich, 1975: 178 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
pecirkae Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; aberration of fimetarius; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; aberration of lignorum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; aberration of fimetarius).
— Ullrich, 1975: 178 (Tachinus; synonym of fimetarius).
— Tóth, 1993: 50 (Tachinus; aberration of fimetarius; characters; Hungary).
kirschenblatti Khnzorian, 1959: 68 (Tachinus; Type locality: ArmSSR: Ezhegnadzorskii, r-n).
flavellus Zetterstedt, 1828, see: corticinus Gravenhorst, 1802.
flavicorne Cameron, 1948, see: Sepedophilus.
flavipennis Blatchley, 1910, see: luridus Erichson, 1840.
flavipes Linné, 1758, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
flavipes Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
flavithorax Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
flavofasciatum Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
flavogattatum Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
flavolimbatus Pandellé, 1869: 326 (Tachinus; Type locality: Europa meridionalis; Algeria; Sicile; Bone; Andalousie).
— P. Lucas, 1846: 105 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482, cited marginellus P. Lucas as a synonym of flavolimbatus; Lucas did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst who attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; notes; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 582 [= 1876: 64] (Tachinus; characters; France; Spain; Portugal; Sicily; Barbary; Egypt).
— Fauvel, 1878: 132 [= 1878a: 52] (Tachinus; North Africa).
— Rey, 1882: 295 (Tachinus; characters; larval characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Tachinus; North Africa).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 345 (Tachinus; characters; France; Spain; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 314 (Tachinus; Barbary).
— Luze, 1900: 504 (Tachinus; characters; France; Spain; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Tachinus; Barbary; Egypt).
— Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Español, 1945: 93 (Tachinus; Spain).
— Coiffait, 1955: 60 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Steel, 1961 (Tachinus; characters; Britain; Italy).
— Lohse, 1964: 246 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 84 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Algeria; Tunisia; Egypt; Portugal; Spain; Balearics; Italy; France; Germany doubtful).
— Ullrich, 1975: 244 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia; Sicily; Italy; Spain; Portugal; Canary Islands; France).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; France).
— Allen, 1988c: 234 (Tachinus; characters; collecting notes; Britain).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (Tachinus; checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Sparacio, 1995: 170 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Canary Islands, Europe.
flavomarginatus Goeze, 1777, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
flavorufus Cameron, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
flavus Stephens, 1832, see: Tachyporus.
flavus Iskakov, 1981, see: Sepedophilus.
fodori Csiki, 1913, see: marginatus Fabricius, 1793.
formosanum Cameron, 1949, see: Sepedophilus.
formosus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Bolitobius.
fortepunctatus Bernhauer, 1933: 43 (Tachinus; Type locality: Szetschwan: Nitou Tatsienlu; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 166 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
franzi Ullrich, 1975: 299 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Zentral-Nepal: Umg. Goropani, w. Pokhara).
fraternus Cameron, 1947, see: Sepedophilus.
frigidus Erichson, 1839b: 256 (Tachinus; Type locality: Unalaschka; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Mannerheim, 1843b: 226 (Tachinus; characters; Unalaska).
— Mäklin, 1852: 310 (Tachinus; characters; notes; Sitka).
— Mäklin, 1853: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Afognak Island; Kenai Peninsula).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 401 (Tachinus; characters; Austria [?]).
— Motschulsky, 1860b: 122 (Elliptomus, cited as Ellipsotomus; eastern Siberia [?]).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Tachinus; Austria [?]).
— Sharp, 1867: 450 (Tachinus; notes; Britain [?]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 586 [= 1876: 68] (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Horn, 1877: 101 (Tachinus; characters; Pennsylvania to Canada, Alaska and California).
— Fowler, 1888: 203 (Tachinus; characters; Britain [?]).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Luze, 1900: 500 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 82 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Campbell, 1973: 71 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Alaska; Yukon Territory; Northwest Territories; British Columbia; Alberta; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Newfoundland; Nova Scotia; Maine; New Hampshire; Michigan; Colorado; Wyoming; Washington).
— Ullrich, 1975: 108 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; Canada; USA).
— Frank, 1982: 51 (Tachinus; list of parasites).
— Campbell, 1988: 257 (Tachinus; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Labrador; Manitoba; Newfoundland; Northwest Territories; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Saskatchewan; Yukon Territory; Alaska; Colorado; Maine; Michigan; Montana; New Hampshire; New Mexico; Oregon; Utah; Washington; Wyoming).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Tachinus; Maine).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 475 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Europe (?), Russia (?), Canada, USA.
propinquus Mannerheim, 1843b: 226 (Tachinus; Type locality: insula Sitkha; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Motschulsky, 1858d: 66 (Tachinus; synonym of frigidus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinuss; synonym of frigidus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 586 [= 1876: 68] (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Luze, 1900: 500 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Campbell, 1973: 71 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of frigidus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 109 (Tachinus; synonym of frigidus).
— Campbell, 1988: 257 (Tachinus; synonym of frigidus).
fugitans Tottenham, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
fulvipes Stephens, 1832, see: signatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
fulvipes Erichson, 1840, see: Tachinomorphus.
fumatus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
fumigatus Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Sepedophilus.
fumipennis Say, 1832: 52 [= 1834: 466] (Tachinus; Type locality: Wisahickn Cr., Pennsylvania; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1974]. Originally cited from Pennsylvania).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachinus; Lake Superior).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 100 (Tachinus; characters; Pennsylvania to Florida).
— Provancher, 1877: 727 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 36 (Tachinus; neotype designation: Wisahickn Cr., Pennsylvania; characters; Alberta; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Maine; Vermont; New Hampshire; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; New Jersey; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina; Tennessee; Kentucky; West Virginia; Pennsylvania; Ohio; Michigan; Wisconsin; Minnesota; Indiana; Illinois; Iowa; Nebraska; Missouri; Kansas; Arkansas).
— Ullrich, 1975: 151 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 241 (Tachinus; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Quebec; Kansas; Tennessee).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Tachinus; Maine).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Tachinus; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
furcatus Luze, 1900, see: sahlbergi Fauvel, 1900.
fuscescens Turton, 1802, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
fuscipes Cameron, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
gamasifex Gistel, 1857: 81 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Germania; Helvetia).
ganglbaueri Eppelsheim, 1895, see: latiusculus Märkel and Kiesenwetter, 1848. gedyei Cameron, 1952, see: Sepedophilus.
gelidus Eppelsheim, 1893: 41 (Tachinus; [Note: This name is older than sharpi]; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien, in der Nähe von Irkutsk, von Tunka bis Munku-Sardik im Sajan'schen Gebirge).
— Luze, 1900: 478, 488 (Tachinus; characters; notes; Baikal region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 94 (Tachinus; synonym of sharpi).
— Ullrich, 1975: 227 (Tachinus; synonym of sharpi).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 69 (Tachinus; synonym of sharpi).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Tachinus; valid name for species).
▴ Distribution: Mongolia, China, Russia, Japan.
luridus Sharp, 1888: 381 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Hakone; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]. Also cited from Kiga).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of sharpi).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 94 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Hakone, Japan; synonym of sharpi).
— Ullrich, 1975: 227 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of sharpi).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 69 (Tachinus; synonym of sharpi).
sharpi Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; replacement name for luridus Sharp).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 94 (Tachinus; cited as scharpi; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 227 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan; Siberia; Mongolia; China).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; China).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 69 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachinus; Chabarovsk).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Tachinus; synonym of gelidus).
geminatus Randall, 1838, see: Cilea.
germanus Sharp, 1874, see: Sepedophilus.
ghesquierei Bernhauer, 1939, see: Sepedophilus.
gibbulus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
gigantulus Bernhauer, 1933a: 52 (Tachinus; Type locality: Tatsienlu-Kiulung; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 214 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
glaber Sperk, 1835, see: Mycetoporus.
glabricollis Scheerpeltz, 1965: 316 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
— Ullrich, 1975: 302 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters; Burma).
— Coiffait, 1984: 133 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
glacialis Ullrich and Campbell, 1974: 636 (Tachinus; Type locality: Küste d. Glacial Meeres zwisch. Olenek und Anabara).
globicole Bernhauer, 1934, see: Sepedophilus.
gracile Kraatz, 1859, see: Sepedophilus.
gracilicornis Luze, 1900, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
gracilicornis Fauvel, 1905, see: Sepedophilus.
grandicole Bernhauer, 1934, see: Sepedophilus.
grandicollis Bernhauer, 1917e: 42 (Coproporus; subgenus Paracoproporus; Type locality: Formosa: Kosempo; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1993b]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1516 (Coproporus; catalog).
— Shibata, 1979a: 149 (Tachinus; subgenus Paracoproporus; notes; Taiwan).
— Campbell, 1993b: 34, 41 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation; characters in key; notes; Taiwan).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
grandipennis Bernhauer, 1935, see: Leucotachinus.
gravidum Sharp, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
grossus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
haemisphaericum Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
haemorrhoidalis Ullrich, 1975: 210 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Bírmanie).
haemorrhous Fauvel, 1877, see: Tachinomorphus.
hattahense Oke, 1933, see: Sepedophilus.
heathi Wasmann, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
hedini Ullrich, 1975: 131 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: China: Kina, S. Kansu).
helmsi Bernhauer, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
hepaticus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
himalayicus Cameron, 1926: 186, 189 (Tachinus; Type locality: Binal Gad, Chakrata Dist., 8000′; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Chakrata and Simla Districts, 6000 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 392 (Tachinus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1934d: 79 (Tachinoderus; species identified as longicornis Motschulsky by Cameron, 1932: 403 is a misidentification of himalayicus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 307 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation: Binal Gad, Chakrata Dist., 8000′; characters; India).
— Coiffait, 1982: 39 (Tachinus; India).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117, 133 (Tachinus; cited as himalaycus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters; Nepal).
— Schülke, 1997a: 48 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
himalayicus Cameron, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
horni Campbell, 1973, see: Nitidotachinus.
hottehtottum Eichelbaum, 1913, see: Sepedophilus.
hubrichi Bernhauer, 1923, see: Sepedophilus.
hudsoni Cameron, 1945, see: Sepedophilus.
humeralis Gravenhorst, 1802: 136 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Latreille, 1804: 394 (Tachinus; characters; France; Germany; Sweden).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 19 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 256 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 471 (Tachinus; female characters).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 62 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus Fabricius).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 297 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 61 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 475 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Runde, 1835: 25 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 507 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 56 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 293 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 256 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Heer, 1841: 585 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 89 (Tachinus; characters; Lenkoran).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 684 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; notes; England).
— Kraatz, 1855: 25 (Tachinus; characters).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 483 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 400 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 155 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Tachinus; notes; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 585 [= 1876: 67] (Tachinus; characters; France; Britain; Germany; Italy; Cyprus; Syria; Siberia).
— Fauvel, 1875: 585 [= 1876: 67] (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 286 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 191 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 265 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 202 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1900: 492 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 96 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 307 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 324 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 220 (Tachinus; characters).
— Coiffait, 1955: 54 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 244 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 75 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Caucasus; Britain; Ireland; Holland; Belgium; Switzerland; France; Italy; Dalmatia ?; Hercegovina; Romania; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Germany; Poland; Ukraine).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Ullrich, 1975: 142 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Turkey; Caucasus; Transcaucasus; England; Germany; Holland; Belgium; Austria; Switzerland; Spain; France; Italy; Yugoslavia; Romania; Czechoslovakia; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachinus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Tóth, 1993: 48 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Sparacio, 1995: 170 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Raitschev, 1997a: 101 (Tachinus; notes; Bulgaria).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Syria.
cinctus Marsham, 1802: 519 (Staphylinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Britain; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 257 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 197 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1839b: 257 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 400 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Rey, 1882: 266 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 142 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of humeralis).
latus Marsham, 1802: 524 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Britain; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 197 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1839b: 259 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 410 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Rey, 1882: 282 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Luze, 1900: 497 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; aberration of subterraneus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 142 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of humeralis).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
rufescens Mulsant and Rey, 1853: 53, pl. II, fig. 1 [= 1853a: 66, pl. II, fig. 1] (Tachinus; variety of humeralis Mulsant and Rey; Type locality: montagnes élevées de la France).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Kraatz, 1855: 24 (Tachinus; variety of humeralis Gravenhorst; notes).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 400 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Fauvel, 1875: 585 [= 1876: 67] (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Rey, 1882: 266 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Luze, 1900: 492 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
— Ullrich, 1975: 142 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis Gravenhorst).
lederi Eppelsheim, 1890: 168 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kaukasus im Meskischen Gebirge).
— Luze, 1900: 479, 492 (Tachinus; notes; synonym of humeralis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 142 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
humeralis Mulsant and Rey, 1853, see: proximus Kraatz, 1855.
humeralis Eppelsheim, 1886, see: Sepedophilus.
humidus Say, 1832, see: Mycetoporus.
humilis Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
ignobile Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
imbricatus Casey, 1885, see: Sepedophilus.
immaculatus Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
immaturus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: laticollis Gravenhorst, 1802.
impennis Fauvel, 1878, see: Sepedophilus.
impunctatus Sharp, 1888, see: Nitidotachinus.
incertus Hampe, 1850, see: Sepedophilus.
inclinans Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Bolitobius.
infimus Jacquelin du Val, 1857, see: Coproporus.
inornatus Sharp, 1883: 310 (Tachinus; Type locality: Guatemala, San Geronimo; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 83 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Guatemala).
— Ullrich, 1975: 153 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1976c: 193, 196 (Tachinus; characters; collecting notes; Mexico).
— Campbell, 1988: 265 (Tachinus; Guatemala; Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Mexico.
instabilis Mäklin, 1853: 185 (Tachinus; Type locality: insula Kadjak; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 101 (Tachinus; characters; Alaska and California).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Tachinus; New Mexico).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Notman, 1919a: 95 (Tachinus; Ontario).
— Van Dyke, 1924: 18 (Tachinus; Alaska).
— Fall, 1926: 150 (Tachinus; Alaska).
— Hatch, 1957: 117 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Washington).
— Campbell, 1973: 68 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; British Columbia; Yukon Territory; Alaska).
— Ullrich and Campbell, 1974: 631 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Yukon Territory; Alaska; Siberia).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 88 (Tachinus; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 154 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; Siberia; Mongolia).
— Campbell, 1988: 247 (Tachinus; Yukon Territory; Alaska).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 91 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Mongolia, Russia, Canada, USA.
multistriolatus Eppelsheim, 1893: 42 (Tachinus; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien, in der Nähe von Irkutsk, von Tunka bis Munku-Sardik im Sajan'schen Gebirge).
— Luze, 1900: 489 (Tachinus; characters; Baikal region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 154 (Tachinus; synonym of instabilis).
— Campbell, 1988: 247 (Tachinus; synonym of instabilis).
instabilis Blackburn, 1888, see: Sepedophilus.
insularis Hayashi, 1987: 16 (Tachinus; subgenus Latotachinus; Type locality: Taiwan: Taipei Hsien: Mt. Yangming).
— Campbell, 1993b: 34, 37 (Tachinus; subgenus Latotachinus; characters in key; Taiwan).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
intermedius Mannerheim, 1830, see: marginellus Fabricius, 1781.
intermedius Stephens, 1832, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
interruptus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
intricatus C. Sahlberg, 1830, see: elongatus Gyllenhal, 1810.
iriomotensis L.-Z. Li, 1994: 664 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Japan: Okinawa Pref.: Kampira, Iriomote Is.).
jacobsoni Scheerpeltz, 1933, see: Sepedophilus.
jacuticus Poppius, 1904b: 2 (Tachinus; Type locality: Umgebung der Stadt Jakutsk in Ost-Sibirien; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachinus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich and Coope, 1974 (Tachinus; glacial deposits; England; climatic and distributional implications).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 99 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 105 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Siberia; Mongolia; China; Alaska).
— Campbell, 1988: 255, 256 (Tachinus; notes; Alaska).
— Schülke, 1989: 230 (Tachinus; Mongolia).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 90 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; nominate subspecies only; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Mongolia, China, Canada, USA.
nearcticus Campbell, 1973: 69 (Tachinus; Type locality: Yukon Territory: mi. 1120 Alaska Hwy. Also cited from Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Quebec, Alaska, Colorado, New Mexico).
— Campbell, 1988: 255 (Tachinus; synonym of jacuticus jacuticus).
— Elias, 1991: 557 (Tachinus; Quaternary fossil collection; Colorado).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
ullrichi Campbell, 1988: 255, 256 (Tachinus; subspecies of jacuticus; named for misidentification of jacuticus nearcticus by Ullrich, 1975: 108; [Note: No characters are cited in Campbell's article but are provided by Ullrich, 1975: 108]; Type locality: Gt. Whale R, P.Q. Also cited from Labrador, Newfoundland, Quebec, and New Mexico).
— Ullrich, 1975: 108 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; subspecies of jacuticus; [Note: Misidentified as nearcticus according to Campbell, 1988: 255]; characters; Quebec; Newfoundland; Colorado; New Mexico).
janetscheki Scheerpeltz, 1976: 48 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; Type locality: Nepal: Basislager bei Pangpoche, 4100 m).
japonicus Sharp, 1888: 379 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Chiuzenji; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Also cited from Japan: Awomori; Nikko).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1949b: 470 (Tachinus; Japan).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975: 215 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Chiuzenji, Japan; characters; Japan; China; Formosa).
— Shibata, 1979a: 144 (Tachinus; characters; notes; Taiwan).
— Ito, 1993: 61 (Tachinus; diagnostic characters; Japan).
— Campbell, 1993b: 34, 38 (Tachinus; characters in key; notes; Taiwan).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 64 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: China, Japan.
javanus Cameron, 1937: 35 (Tachinus; Type locality: Java: G. Tangkoeban Prahoe, alt. 4000–5000 ft.; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 267 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Java; India).
▴ Distribution: Indonesia, India.
javanus Cameron, 1937: 36, see: drescheri Ullrich, 1975.
kabakovi Veselova, 1990: 13 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: o. Kunashir S. Izhno-Kuril'ska).
kaiseri Bernhauer, 1934: 12 (Tachinus; Type locality: Szechuan: Tatsienlu, Yüling Süd; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Also cited from Giufu-Shan).
— Ullrich, 1975: 196 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Tatsienlu, Yüling Süd, Szechuan; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
kambaitiensis Scheerpeltz, 1965: 313 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
kamerunensis Bernhauer, 1939, see: Sepedophilus.
kardaschi Bernhauer, 1940, see: latiusculus Märkel and Kiesenwetter, 1848.
kashmiricum Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
kasugensis Ito, 1993: 63 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mt. Kasuga, Nara Pref.).
— Naomi, 1989c: 723 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentified as japonicus according to L.-Z. Li, 1995: 66]; illustrations).
— Naomi, 1990d: 19 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentified as japonicus according to L.-Z. Li, 1995: 66]; illustrations).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 66 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
kaszabi Ullrich, 1975: 186 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Mongolia: Bajan-Ölgij aimak, im Tal des Flusses Chavcalyn gol, 25 km O von Somon Cagannuur, 1850 m).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 90 (Tachinus; [Note: Cited as a new species but it seems evident that Ullrich described the same species twice using the same specimens and name. The type locality and characters for both species are the same so I am regarding the second description as a subsequent citation rather than a newly described species]; Type locality: Mongolia: Bajan-Ölgij aimak: im Tal des Flusses Chavcalyn gol, 25 km O von Somon Cagaannuur, 1850 m).
▴ Distribution: Mongolia.
khnzoriani Coiffait, 1975: 36 (Tachinus; Type locality: Lisvianka, région sud-ouest du Lac Baïkal).
kinoshitai L.-Z. Li, 1995: 60 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Ehime Pref.: Mt. Shiratsue, Matsuyama).
kirschenblatti Khnzoryan, 1959, see: fimetarius Gravenhorst, 1802.
kiulungensis Bernhauer, 1933, see: marginatus Fabricius, 1793.
kleebergi Schülke, 1997a: 42 (Tachinus; Type locality: Nepal: Umg. Sete).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
knoxii LeConte, 1866, see: Sepedophilus.
kobai Kano, 1933: 99 (Mycetoporus; Type locality: Kurile Islands: Murakami-saki, Is. Shimusyu, N. Tishima).
— Watanabe and Kurosawa, 1965: 352 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; characters).
— Ullrich, 1975: 263 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; no specimens examined; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
kobensis Cameron, 1933, see: Sepedophilus.
kobensis Cameron, 1933a: 172 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied as secondary homonym]; Type locality: Japan: Kobe, Mayasan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 315 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of nigriceps).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 208 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; cited as valid species; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
kocheri Coiffait, 1987, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
koreanus Bernhauer, 1915, see: marginatus Fabricius, 1793.
laciniatus Eppelsheim, 1890: 166 (Tachinus; Type locality: armenische Gebirge, südlich vom Suram).
— Luze, 1900: 487 (Tachinus; characters; Caucasus; Armenia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 224 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Russia).
— Coiffait, 1978d: 166 (Tachinus; Turkey).
— Schülke, 1989: 232 (Tachinus; cited as lacinatus; Georgia).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Tachinus; synonymic note).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Turkey.
caucasicus Kolenati, 1846: 13 (Tachinus; [Note: This name is older than laciniatus]; Type locality: Caucasus; Iberia).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 88 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Hochhuth, 1851: 6 (Tachinus; notes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 224 (Tachinus; synonym of laciniatus questionably because the type is a female).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Tachinus; synonymy need confirmation so name should not replace laciniatus).
marginicollis Kolenati, 1846: 13 (Tachinus; variety of caucasicus; Type locality: ? Caucasus; Iberia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of caucasicus).
— Eppelsheim, 1894b: 12 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Luze, 1900: 480 (Tachinus; variety of caucasicus; characters; notes; Transcaucasian region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; variety of caucasicus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; aberration of caucasicus).
lgockii Roubal, 1913b: 483 (Tachinus; aberration of laciniatus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482; variety of laciniatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 224 (Tachinus; synonym of laciniatus).
lacinipennis Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 162 (Pterygotachinus; Type locality: Nepal: Khumdung, Khumbu, 3900 m).
— Coiffait, 1983: 274 (Pterygotachinus, cited as Pterigotachynus; Kashmir).
— Schülke, 1997a: 46 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
▴ Distribution: Nepal, India.
ladakhensis Coiffait, 1984: 128 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Ladakh, Zojila, 3300–3500 m).
laetulus Broun, 1914, see: Sepedophilus.
laeviceps Fauvel, 1879, see: Sepedophilus.
laevicollis Scheerpeltz, 1965: 317 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
laevigatus Marsham, 1802, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
lanceolatus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
lanei Hatch, 1957, see: Nitidotachinus.
largulus Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
laterale Cameron, 1918, see: Sepedophilus.
lateripenne Lea, 1912, see: Sepedophilus.
laticollis Gravenhorst, 1802: 141 (Tachinus; Type locality: Braunschweig; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. No locality originally cited).
— Latreille, 1804: 396 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 15 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 471 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 297 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 61 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 475 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 509 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Erichson, 1839a: 399 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 263 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 263 (Tachinus; cited as marginellus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482, cited marginellus Erichson as a synonym of laticollis; Erichson did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Europe).
— Mulsant and Rey, 1853: 54 [= 1853a: 67] (Tachinus; characters).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Kraatz, 1855: 26 (Tachinus; characters; notes).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 484 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 413 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 981 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1867: 302 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 325 (Tachinus; characters; Germany; Sicily).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Solsky, 1874: 167 (Tachinus; characters; Turkestan).
— Fauvel, 1875: 583 [= 1876: 65] (Tachinus; characters; France; Sicily; Turkestan; Siberia).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 193 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 289 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 205 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 345 (Tachinus; characters; Palaearctic region).
— Luze, 1900: 501 (Tachinus; characters; Palaearctic region).
— Poppius, 1905: 8 (Tachinus; Orkney Islands).
— Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 312 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Eichelbaum, 1915a: 245 (Tachinus; abdominal segmentation; apical segements).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— West, 1937: 35 (Tachinus; Faroe Islands).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 162 (Tachinus; fungus inhabitant).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 225 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 60 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Dahlgren, 1956: 113 (Tachinus; characters; notes).
— Steel, 1961: 78 (Tachinus; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 246 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1964: 29 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Mongolia).
— Smetana, 1964d: 87 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czechoslovakia).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 619, 631 (Tachinus; larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 66 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 100 (Tachinus; larval characters).
— Horion, 1967: 83 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; all northern and central Europe to Greece, Italy; Balearics; Spain and Portugal).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 107 (Tachinus; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 237 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Braunschweig; characters; Caucasus; USSR; Mongolia).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Nowosad, 1990: 165 (Tachinus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Tóth, 1993: 54 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Schülke, 1995a: 38 (Tachinus; Irkutsk).
— Krasutskiy, 1995: 548 [= 1996: 74] (Tachinus; host fungi; Russia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachinus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Krasutskii, 1997: 304 (Tachinus; found on Pleurotus calyptratus; western Siberia).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; Kazakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia.
immaturus Gravenhorst, 1802: 142 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Latreille, 1804: 396 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 13 (Tachyporus).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 265 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus Fabricius).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 302 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Erichson, 1839a: 399 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus Gravenhorst).
— Heer, 1839: 295 (Tachinus; variety of marginellus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 263 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 413 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Rey, 1882: 290 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 345 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Luze, 1900: 501 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 107 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 237 (Tachinus; synonym of laticollis).
nigripes Stephens, 1832: 195 (Tachinus; Type locality: Britain; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Suffolk; Norfolk).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 237 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Britain; synonym of laticollis).
laticollis Cameron, 1932, see: oblongopunctatus Ullrich, 1975.
laticollis Cameron, 1943, see: Sepedophilus.
latissimus Tikhomirova, 1973: 161 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Khasanskii raion).
— Ullrich, 1975: 173 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; no specimens examined).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
latiusculus Märkel and Kiesenwetter, 1848: 320 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kärnthner Alpen).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 415 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 981 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; cited as lutiusculus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 316 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (Tachinus; characters).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 344 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1900: 503 (Tachinus; characters; Alps).
— Reitter, 1909: 95 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Lohse, 1964: 243 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 78 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Austria; Italy).
— Ullrich, 1975: 221 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Alps; Carpathians).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; checklist; Austria).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 182 (Tachinus; note).
— Tóth, 1993: 47 (Tachinus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 147 (Tachinus; note).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
ganglbaueri Eppelsheim, 1895e: 33 (Tachinus Type locality: Österreich).
— Luze, 1900: 480, 503 (Tachinus; synonym of latiusculus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of latiusculus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 222 (Tachinus; synonym of latiusculus).
kardaschi Bernhauer, 1940b: 636 (Tachinus; Type locality: Trentschin am Berge Chmelova, 999 m; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Lohse, 1964: 243 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 79 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Slovakia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 222 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of latiusculus).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; checklist; Czechoslovakia).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 182 (Tachinus; synonym of latiusculus).
— Tóth, 1993: 47 (Tachinus; cited as valid species; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; synonym of latiusculus).
latus Marsham, 1802, see: humeralis Gravenhorst, 1802.
latus Sharp, 1876, see: Sepedophilus.
latus Coiffait, 1982, see: patulus Herman, 2001.
lederi Eppelsheim, 1890, see: humeralis Gravenhorst, 1802.
ledouxi Tronquet, 1981, see: Sepedophilus.
lepidus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Mycetoporus.
lethierryi Pandellé, 1869, see: Sepedophilus.
lewisi Cameron, 1930, see: Sepedophilus.
lgockii Roubal, 1913 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: laciniatus Eppelsheim, 1890.
licenti Bernhauer, 1938b: 53 (Tachinus; Type locality: Chensi centr.: Wei tze ping; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 211 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
lignorum Linné, 1758: 422 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Europa).
— Linné, 1760: 232 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Linné, 1767: 684 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— O. Müller, 1776: 99 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Goeze, 1777: 719 (Staphylinus; references).
— Villers, 1789: 414 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2028 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 515 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Marsham, 1802: 518 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483, cited rufipes Marsham as a synonym of lignorum but Marsham did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Linné]; characters; Britain).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Tachinus; Algeria).
— Westwood, 1845: 49 (Tachinus; characters; notes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 219 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 243 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 59 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 73 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; widespread in northern Europe but not far north; all central Europe; Italy; Sardinia; Slovenia; Bosnia; Serbia; Bulgaria; Romania; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Germany; Austria; Poland; Ukraine; Russia; Algeria).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; north and central Europe; Pyrenees; Italy; Yugoslavia; Bulgaria).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 46 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; Kazakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Algeria, Europe.
flavipes Linné, 1758: 423 (Staphylinus; [Note: Bernhauer and Schubert (1910, 1911, 1912, 1914, 1916, 1926) listed no flavipes described by Linné however they cited flavipes Fabricius twice; flavipes Fabricius, 1793: 527 was listed in Phloeonomus (Bernhauer and Schubert, 1910: 58) and flavipes Fabricius, 1775: 268 was cited in Tachinus (Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483). Fabricius credited the species to Linné (1767: 685) who attributed it to his earlier description (1758: 423). The following uses of the name were almost uniformly cited with Fabricius as the author]; Type locality: Europa).
— Fabricius, 1775: 268 (Oxyporus; [Note: This reference was cited by Bernhauer and Schubert (1916: 423) as the original description for flavipes]; characters; Europe).
— Fabricius, 1787: 222 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2037 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 534 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 360 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1801: 606 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Erichson, 1839a: 398 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 293 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 255 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Westwood, 1845: 53 (Tachyporus; based on examination of specimen in Linnean cabinet; characters; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 683 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Tachinus; Andalusia).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 482 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 403 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Thomson, 1861: 158 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Tachinus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 316 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; Algeria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 584 [= 1876: 66] (Tachinus; characters; France; Algeria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 285 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 195 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878: 132 [= 1878a: 52] (Tachinus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1882: 259 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Tachinus; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 201 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 340 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 314 (Tachinus; synonym of flavomarginatus).
— Luze, 1900: 490 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Reitter, 1909: 95 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 305 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Eichelbaum, 1915a: 245 (Tachinus; abdominal segmentation; apical segements).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Portevin, 1929: 324 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Lohse, 1964: 243 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Raianu, 1964: 102 (Tachinus; Romania).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
flavomarginatus Goeze, 1777: 731 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 314 (Tachinus; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; unknown to author).
— Ádám, 1996: 249 (Tachinus; cited as valid species and senior synonym of marginellus; [Note: Since Ullrich, the author of the most recent large-scale revision of the Tachinus did not know this name, the synonymy proposed by Ádám should await verification]; Hungary).
castaneus Gravenhorst, 1802: 140 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Latreille, 1804: 395 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 192 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1839a: 398 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Erichson, 1839b: 255 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Stephens, 1839: 377 (Conurus; variety of binotatus; characters; England).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 404 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Rey, 1882: 260 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 340 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
laevigatus Marsham, 1802: 519 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Britain).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 265 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus Fabricius).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839b: 263 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
fuscescens Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; cited as a replacement name for Oxyporus flavipes Fabricius which Fabricius (1775: 268) attributed to Linné).
dubius Gyllenhal, 1810: 258 (Tachinus; Type locality: Suecia).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 298 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 61 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 475 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Runde, 1835: 25 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839a: 398 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Erichson, 1839b: 255 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 404 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Thomson, 1861: 158 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Rey, 1882: 260 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 340 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Luze, 1900: 490 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
brunnipennis Stephens, 1832: 195 (Tachinus; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of lignorum).
intermedius Stephens, 1832: 196 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: London; Norfolk; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975: 98]).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 98, 219 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: [Note: Locality not cited]; synonym of lignorum).
limbosus Stephens, 1832: 196 (Tachinus; Type locality: London; Suffolk; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; variety of intermedius; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 554 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Ullrich, 1975: 219 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: [Note: Locality not cited]; synonym of lignorum).
limbatus Melsheimer, 1844: 32 (Tachinus; Type locality: Pennsylvania; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 100 (Tachinus; characters; middle States).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 80 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 47 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Nova Scotia; Maine; New Hampshire; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Virginia; North Carolina; Georgia; Tennessee; Ohio; Michigan; Indiana; Illinois; Iowa; Wisconsin).
— Ullrich, 1975: 136 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 246 (Tachinus; New Brunswick; Ontario; Maryland; Minnesota; Tennessee; Virginia).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Tachinus; Maine).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
limbicollis Cameron, 1944: 49 (Tachinus; Type locality: Darjeeling: Ghum district: Mangpu; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 193 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; India; Burma).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar.
luteomarginatus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 314 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
limbosus Stephens, 1832, see: lignorum Linné, 1758.
limnorioides Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
limuloides Casey, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
lineatus Kascheev, 1982, see: Sepedophilus.
linnavuorii Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
lichenor Gistel, 1857 [Note: Nomen dubium], see: Sepedophilus.
lividus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
lohsei Ullrich, 1975: 277 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: China: Wassuland, Bzk. Sankiangkou, W. Szechuan, 2400 m).
lokayi Smetana, 1969, see: Sepedophilus.
longelytratus Ullrich, 1975: 149 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: S. W. China: Yunnan Mts., E. of Aluntzu, 8000 ft.).
longepilosus Tottenham, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
longicornis Motschulsky, 1858a: 218 (Tachinoderus; Type locality: Indes orientales).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinoderus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1878f: 277 (Tachinoderus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 488 (Tachinoderus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1515 (Tachinoderus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1934d: 79 (Tachinoderus; type examined).
— Ullrich, 1975: 292 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters; India).
— Coiffait, 1984: 131 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
▴ Distribution: “East Indies”, India.
longipennis Cameron, 1930, see: Sepedophilus.
longipennis Coiffait, 1983d: 179 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Nepal: Ganesh Himal, Lari, 4500 m).
longulus L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996, see: scorteus Schubert, 1908.
loquax Tottenham, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
luctuosus Fairmaire, 1855, see: Lamprinodes.
ludwigbenicki Ullrich, 1975: 251 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: China: W. Szechuan, Wassuland, Bzk. Sankiangkou, 300 m).
lugubris Cameron, 1928, see: scorteus Schubert, 1908.
luniger Fauvel, 1898, see: Sepedophilus.
luridus Erichson, 1840: 920 (Tachinus; Type locality: Americae septentrionalis montes Catskill).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachinus; Lake Superior).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Erchomus; catalog).
— Blatchley, 1910: 446 (Tachinus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipennis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 78 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 40 (Tachinus; characters; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Nova Scotia; Maine; New Hampshire; Vermont; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Virginia; Kentucky; North Carolina; Tennessee; Ohio; Illinois; Michigan; Wisconsin; Minnesota; Iowa).
— Ullrich, 1975: 226 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Frank, 1982: 51 (Tachinus; list of parasites).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Tachinus; Maine).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Tachinus; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Tachinus; synonymic note).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
flavipennis Blatchley, 1910: 445 (Tachinus; [Note: Blatchley attributed flavipennis to Dejean who cited it in the 1836 list of species in his collection. Henshaw, 1885: 39 used flavipennis in his list of North American beetles and also regarded Horn's use of luridus Erichson to be a misidentification and listed it as a junior synonym of flavipennis. However flavipennis as used by Dejean and Henshaw was an unavailable name but Blatchley's publication of characters validated it making him the author. Campbell, 1973: 40 cited flavipennis as used by Dejean, Henshaw, Blatchley, and others as referring to luridus but attributed the name to no particular author]; Type locality: Kosciusko County, Indiana).
— Horn, 1877: 98 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Henshaw, 1885: 39, and Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510, cited luridus Horn as a synonym of flavipennis Dejean; Horn did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Erichson]; characters; Canada to Georgia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1510 (Tachinus; Dejean cited as author; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 76 (Tachinus; Dejean cited as author; characters; Quebec).
— Herman, 2001: 35 (Tachinus; synonym of luridus).
luridus Sharp, 1888, see: gelidus Eppelsheim, 1893.
luteomarginatus Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: limbicollis Cameron, 1944.
luteonitens Fairmaire and Germain, 1861, see: Leucotachinus.
luzei Bernhauer, 1902, see: sahlbergi Fauvel, 1900.
macer Casey, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
maculicollis Mäklin, 1852: 311 (Tachinus; Type locality: insula Sitkha; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 93 (Tachinus; characters; Alaska; Vancouver).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 114 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 91 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; British Columbia; Alaska; California; Oregon; Washington).
— Ullrich, 1975: 271 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 268 (Tachinus; British Columbia; California; Oregon; Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
maculicollis Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
maculipennis Cameron, 1928c: 568 (Tachinus; Type locality: Tibet: Rongshar Valley, 11,000 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 272 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Tibet).
▴ Distribution: China.
maculosus Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
maderi Bernhauer, 1939e: 156 (Tachinus; Type locality: China: Tatsienlu-Kiutung; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 278 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
maheanum Bernhauer, 1922, see: Sepedophilus.
major Sharp, 1883, see: Tachinomorphus.
majus Bernhauer, 1939, see: Sepedophilus.
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: striatulus Ullrich, 1975.
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965: 311 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 1800 m).
— Ullrich, 1975: 206 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Burma).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 152 (Tachinus; characters of male; India).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar.
malayanum Cameron, 1920, see: Sepedophilus.
mandschurius Ullrich, 1975, see: nigriceps Sharp, 1888.
manueli Sharp, 1874b: 318 (Tachinus; Type locality: Pesio).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 347 (Tachinus; characters; Piemont).
— Luze, 1900: 480 (Tachinus; notes).
— Luze, 1900: 499 (Tachinus; characters; Italy).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Marié, 1928: 14 (Neocharis; type species; characters; France).
— Marié, 1928a: 86 (Neocharidius).
— Portevin, 1929: 327 (Neocharidius; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (Neocharidius; catalog).
— Capra, 1934: 64 (Tachinus; characters; Italy).
— Coiffait, 1955: 53 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Ullrich, 1975: 164 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Italy; France).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Italy, France.
maorinus Broun, 1893, see: Sepedophilus.
maracandicus Jakobson, 1909, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
marginalis Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Cilea.
marginatus Geoffroy, 1785, see: marginellus Fabricius, 1781.
marginatus Fabricius, 1793: 532 (Oxyporus; [preoccupied]; [Note: Gyllenhal, 1810, has been listed as the author of this name by Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483, and others; Gyllenhal did not describe it as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; Type locality: Suecia).
— Fabricius, 1801: 605 (Oxyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 255 (Tachinus; [Note: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483, cited marginatus Gyllenhal as a valid species in Tachinus; Gyllenhal did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 57 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 296 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 288 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 259 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Laporte, 1840: 194 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1855: 26 (Tachinus; notes).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 406 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 981 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 156 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author and marginatus Fabricius cited as synonym of Gyllenhal name; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 320 (Tachinus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (Tachinus; characters).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 286 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 193 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 342 (Tachinus; characters; northern Europe; northern Germany; Siberia; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1900: 495 (Tachinus; characters; northern Europe; Hungary; Siberia; Mongolia).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachinus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 96 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 307 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 222 (Tachinus; characters).
— Smetana, 1955c: 144 (Tachinus; Czechoslovakia).
— Szujecki, 1963a: 36 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Lohse, 1964: 245 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 62 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 76 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Siberia; Mongolia; Caucasus; Manchuria; Korea; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Baltics; Poland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Hungary; Italy; Austria; Germany).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 108 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; catalog; Austria).
— Bolov, 1969: 515 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; collecting notes; Russia).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; collecting notes; Russia).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 150 (Tachinus; Gyllenhall cited as author; checklist; USSR).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 104 (Tachinus; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 118 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; characters; USSR; Mongolia; China; Korea).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Norway; Baltic States).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 207 (Tachinus; catalog; Poland).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Sweden).
— Schülke, 1989: 230 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; Siberia).
— K. Koch, 1989: 340 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; habitat).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Tachinus; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Norway; Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania).
— Andersen, Ligaard, Ødegaard, and Hanssen, 1992: 36 (Tachinus; Norway).
— Tóth, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; Italy).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; Irkutsk; Primorie).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; cited as marginatus Gyllenhal; Italy ?).
— Telnov, Bersevskis, Savich, Kovalevsky, Berdnikov, Doronin, Cibulskis, and Ratniece, 1997: 48 (Tachinus; Gyllenhal cited as author; Latvia).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 91 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; Kazakhstan).
— Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachinus; nomen protectum).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Mongolia, China, Korea.
suturalis Turton, 1802: 520 (Staphylinus; [Note: Preoccupied by suturalis Marsham, 1802, which was published September 1802 (see Pope and Marshall, 1980 and the bibliography of this catalog); no month was cited for the Turton reference so the date of publication is taken to be December 31, 1802]; replacement name for Oxyporus marginatus Fabricius which becamae a secondary homonym when Turton moved it to Staphylinus).
mongolicus Csiki, 1901: 103 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mongolia: Chara-gol; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog; Tibet; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 104 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of marginatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 118 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of marginatus).
fodori Csiki, 1913: 14 (Tachinus; variety of marginatus; Type locality: Hungaria sept.: Tátra [Csorba-tó]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; variety of marginatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; aberration of marginatus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 104 (Tachinus; synonym of marginatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 118 (Tachinus; synonym of marginatus).
— Tóth, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; aberration of marginatus; characters; Hungary).
koreanus Bernhauer, 1915c: 75 (Tachinus; Type locality: Korea: Gensau; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 482 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 104 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of marginatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 118 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of marginatus).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 251 (Tachinus; Korea).
reitteri Bernhauer, 1933a: 53 (Tachinus; Type locality: Tatsienlu-Kiulung; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 104 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of marginatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 118 (Tachinus; synonym of marginatus).
kiulungensis Bernhauer, 1933a: 53 (Tachinus; variety of reitteri; Type locality: Tatsienlu-Kiulung).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 104 (Tachinus; synonym of marginatus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 118 (Tachinus; synonym of marginatus).
marginatus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
marginellus Fabricius, 1781: 337 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Angliae).
— Fabricius, 1787: 221 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Villers, 1789: 420 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2030 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 536 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 361 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1796a: 13 (Oxyporus; characters; illustration).
— Fabricius, 1801: 607 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 143 (Tachinus; characters).
— Marsham, 1802: 505 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Latreille, 1804: 397 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 13 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 265 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 63 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 301 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 62 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 476 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Stephens, 1832: 194 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 194 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484, cited laevigatus Stephens as a synonym of marginellus Fabricius; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he cited it as a variety of marginellus and attributed it to Marsham]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 194 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484, cited laticollis Stephens as a synonym of marginellus; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 512 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 57 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 399 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 294 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; [Note: Cited as variety laticollis Gravenhorst; Stephens misidentified laticollis according to Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484]; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 194 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 684 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; notes; England).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Tachinus; Algeciras).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 484 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 412 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 157 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 34 (Tachinus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachinus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 326 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 193 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 292 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Olliff, 1886: 902 (characters).
— Fowler, 1888: 205 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 345 (Tachinus; characters; north and middle Europe; Siberia).
— Luze, 1900: 503 (Tachinus; characters; north and central Europe; Siberia).
— Poppius, 1905: 8 (Tachinus; Orkney Islands).
— Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 313 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 483 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 325 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 225 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 60 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Dahlgren, 1956: 113 (Tachinus; characters; notes).
— Steel, 1961: 78 (Tachinus; characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 246 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 87 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 67 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 83 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; all northern and central Europe; Portugal; Spain; Balearics; Italy; Romania).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; Poland).
— Bacchus and Hammond, 1972: 63 (Tachinus; lion and donkey dung; Britain).
— Ullrich, 1975: 241 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Caucasus; USSR).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 55 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachinus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Ádám, 1996: 249 (Tachinus; synonym of flavomarginatus).
— Schülke, 1996b: 102, 103, 104, 106 (Tachinus; characters; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Kazakhstan.
marginatus Geoffroy, 1785: 169 (Staphylinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Paris).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 138 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Erichson, 1839b: 263 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 412 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 345 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Luze, 1900: 503 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 122 (Tachinus; synonym of lignorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachinus; nomen oblitum).
intermedius Mannerheim, 1830: 62 (Tachinus; Type locality: Willnäs).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 467 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 263 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 412 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Motschulsky, 1858d: 66 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 193 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Rey, 1882: 294 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 345 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Luze, 1900: 503 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 241 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
posticalis Motschulsky, 1858a: 216 (Elliptoma, cited as Ellipotoma; Type locality: Carniole).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Luze, 1900: 503 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 241 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
tridens Motschulsky, 1858a: 216 (Elliptoma, cited as Ellipotoma; Type locality: Alpes du Tirol, Purguel).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Luze, 1900: 503 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 241 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
rufulus J. Sahlberg, 1876: 194 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Frugård; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Frugård i Nyland).
— Luze, 1900: 503 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of marginellus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 241 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Frugård; synonym of marginellus).
angelinii Schülke, 1996b: 100 (Tachinus; subspecies of marginellus; Type locality: Italy: Basilicata [PZ], Pollino, Casino Toscano).
marginicollis Kolenati, 1846, see: laciniatus Eppelsheim, 1890.
marshami Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
martensi Coiffait, 1982, see: scorteus Schubert, 1908.
masaohayashii Hayashi, 1990: 135 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Taiwan: Chiai Hsien, Mt. Alishan).
mediale Sharp, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
melanarius Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
melanocephalus Stephens, 1832, see: Tachyporus.
memnonius Gravenhorst, 1802: 192 (Tachinus; Type locality: America septentr.).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 17 (Tachyporus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 258 (Tachinus; characters; America septentrionalis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 94 (Tachinus; characters; from Canada and New Hampshire to North Carolina, and westward to British Columbia).
— Blatchley, 1910: 445 (Tachinus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; synonym of batychrous, cited as batichrous).
— Notman, 1919a: 95 (Tachinus; Ontario).
— Robert, 1946: 68 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 86 (Tachinus; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Maine; New Hampshire; Massachusetts; Connecticut; Rhode Island; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Virginia; West Virginia; North Carolina; Georgia; Ohio; Michigan; Wisconsin; Iowa; Illinois; Indiana).
— Ullrich, 1975: 269 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Morgan and Morgan, 1985: 1824, 1829 (Tachinus; middle Holocene fossil; Michigan).
— Campbell, 1988: 266 (Tachinus; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Arkansas; Florida; North Carolina; Oklahoma; Vermont).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA, Chile.
batychrous Gravenhorst, 1802: 191 (Tachinus; [Note: Name often cited erroneously as batichrous]; Type locality: America septentr.).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 20 (Tachyporus; cited as batychrus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 258 (Tachinus; synonym of memnonius).
— Sturm, 1843: 46 (Tachyporus; cited as latus; [Note: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480, listed latus Sturm as a synonym of batychrous and Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555, cited it as a synonym of memnonius. Sturm's use of latus is unavailable; it was published in a list but without an indication, description, definition, or reference to such (Article 12.1)]; North America).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of memnonius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; cited as batichrous; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 86 (Tachinus; synonym of memnonius).
— Ullrich, 1975: 269 (Tachinus; synonym of memnonius).
rufus Sachse, 1852: 121 (Tachinus; Type locality: Georgia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of memnonius).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; synonym of batychrous).
— Campbell, 1973: 86 (Tachinus; synonym of memnonius).
— Ullrich, 1975: 269 (Tachinus; synonym of memnonius).
chilensis Coiffait and Saiz, 1968: 414 (Tachinus; Type locality: no locality cited, presumably from Chile).
mercatii Jarrige, 1966b: 99 (Tachinus; Type locality: Italie: Filettino, Lazio, 1200 m).
— Bordoni, 1975f (Tachinus; notes on abdominal structure; Italian endemic).
— Ullrich, 1975: 275 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Italy).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Italy.
meridionalis Sharp, 1883: 309 (Tachinus; Type locality: Panama, Volcan de Chiriqui 4000 to 6000 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 84 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Panama).
— Ullrich, 1975: 254 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; Panama).
— Campbell, 1976c: 196 (Tachinus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Panama.
meurguesae Coiffait, 1984: 124 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Cachemire: Pahalgam, Sheshnag, 3000 m. Also cited from Pakistan).
▴ Distribution: Pakistan, India.
mexicanus Campbell, 1973: 74 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mexico: 10 mi. W. El Salto, Durango. Also cited from Guatemala and Arizona).
— Sharp, 1887: 782 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentified as alticola according to Ullrich, 1975: 109]; Mexico).
— Ullrich, 1975: 109 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes; Mexico; Guatemala; Arizona).
— Campbell, 1976c: 193 (Tachinus; characters; collecting notes; Mexico).
— Navarrete-Heredia, 1997: 28 (Tachinus; collecting notes; Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Mexico, USA.
micans Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
micantoides Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
mimulus Sharp, 1874: 16 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Sharp, 1888: 383 (Tachinus; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Watanabe, 1961: 355 (Tachinus; cited as minulus; Izu Islands).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975: 245 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 71 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
mimus Horn, 1877: 97 (Tachinus; Type locality: Oregon; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 113 (Tachinus; characters; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 100 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Nevada; California; Oregon; Washington).
— Ullrich, 1975: 192 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 274 (Tachinus; California; Oregon).
▴ Distribution: USA.
minimus Campbell, 1973: 52 (Tachinus; Type locality: Massachusetts: Tyngsboro. Also cited from Quebec; Michigan; New Jersey; New York; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Virginia; nitiduloides “in part” listed in synonymic list for minimus based on Horn misidentification of specimen in type series from Michigan; nitiduloides cited as junior synonym of addendus [p. 53] but not under addendus [p. 94]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 235 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 247 (Tachinus; Ontario; Quebec; Illinois; Maryland; Michigan; New York; North Carolina; Vermont; Virginia; West Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
minor Campbell, 1975a: 90 (Tachinus; Type locality: United States: Arizona: Cochise Co.: Huachuca Mts., Miller Can. 6500–7000 ft. Also cited from Mexico).
— Campbell, 1976c: 193, 196 (Tachinus; characters; collecting notes; Mexico).
— Campbell, 1988: 249 (Tachinus; Mexico; Puebla).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, USA.
mirabile Cameron, 1937, see: Sepedophilus.
modestus Bernhauer, 1929, see: Sepedophilus.
molodovae Veselova, 1990: 15 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Iu. Sakhalin, Brianskoe).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
mongolicus Csiki, 1901, see: marginatus Fabricius, 1793.
montalbense Cameron, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
montanellus Bernhauer, 1933: 42 (Tachinus; Type locality: Szetschwan: Tatsienlu Tsendsé; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 149 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; China).
▴ Distribution: China.
montanus Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
monticola Wollaston, 1854, see: Sepedophilus.
monticola Cameron, 1926: 186, 189 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Bindal Gadh., Konain; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Simla Hills; Gahan. Chakrata District; Konain, 7000 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 393 (Tachinus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 311 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation: Bindal Gadh., Konain; characters; India).
— Coiffait, 1984: 134 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 160 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Nepal).
— Schülke, 1997a: 48 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
monticola Cameron, 1932, see: cameroni Ullrich, 1975.
morosus Broun, 1921, see: Sepedophilus.
morsitans Tottenham, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
muensteri Luze, 1901, see: elegans Eppelsheim, 1893.
multistriolatus Eppelsheim, 1893, see: instabilis Mäklin, 1853.
muscophilus Ullrich, 1975: 136 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: India: Sikkim: Dzongri, 13,000 ft.).
▴ Distribution: India.
myrmecophilum Lea, 1910, see: Sepedophilus.
nakanei Ullrich, 1975: 288 (Tachinus; subgenus Japanotachinus; Type locality: Japan: Gunma Pref.: near Sugenuma).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 206 (Tachinus; subgenus Japanotachinus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
nambouliensis Ullrich, 1975: 326 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoplesius; Type locality: Afrika: Congo-Brazzaville, Lefinie reservation, Nambouli river).
▴ Distribution: Congo Republic.
naomii L.-Z. Li, 1994: 661 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Japan: Kagoshima Pref.: Mt. Yuwan, Amami-Oshima).
nanus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Mycetoporus.
nearcticus Campbell, 1973, see: jacuticus Poppius, 1903.
nepalensis Ullrich, 1975: 300 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Zentral-Nepal: Umg. Goropani, W. Pokhara).
— Coiffait, 1984: 134 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 160 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
nepalensis Scheerpeltz, 1976, see: praealtus Herman, 2001.
nepalicus Coiffait, 1982: 116 (Paratachinus; Type locality: Nepal: environs de Pokhara, 3200 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
niger Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Lordithon.
nigerrimus Solsky, 1864: 437 (Tachinus; Type locality: Transcaucasie: vallé Bordjaume, dans le voisinage de Tiflis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 331 (Tachinus; characters).
— Luze, 1900: 478 (Tachinus; characters; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1900: 501 (Tachinus; characters; Transcaucasian region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 171 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Armenia; Russia).
— Schülke, 1989: 231 (Tachinus; Armenia; Caucasus).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Georgia, Armenia.
nigerrimus Cameron, 1944, see: Sepedophilus.
nigriceps Sharp, 1888: 384 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. No locality originally cited, but presumably Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975: 315 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation: Japan; characters; Japan).
— Coiffait, 1984: 132 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; China).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 209 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
mandschurius Ullrich, 1975: 317 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; subspecies of nigriceps; Type locality: S. Mandschurei: Chikuanshan).
nigricornis Mannerheim, 1843b: 225 (Tachinus; Type locality: insula Sitkha).
— Mäklin, 1852: 310 (Tachinus; characters; notes; Sitka).
— Mäklin, 1853: 184 (Tachinus; characters; Sitka).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 98 (Tachinus; characters; Alaska to Vancouver).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Fall, 1926: 150 (Tachinus; Alaska).
— Hatch, 1957: 115 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 42 (Tachinus; characters; Alaska; British Columbia; Alberta; Washington; Idaho; Montana; Wyoming; Oregon; California).
— Ullrich, 1975: 226 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 242 (Tachinus; Alberta; British Columbia; Alaska; Idaho; Montana; Oregon; Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
nigrinus Sharp, 1888, see: bipustulatus Fabricius, 1793.
nigripes Stephens, 1832, see: laticollis Gravenhorst, 1802.
nigrobadius Eppelsheim, 1893, see: bicuspidatus J. Sahlberg, 1880.
nigromaculatum Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
nigropictus Eppelsheim, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
nigrosetosum Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
nigrovestitum Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
nimborum Sharp, 1883, see: alticola Sharp, 1883.
nitens Ullrich, 1975: 305 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Zentral-Nepal: unterhalb Fulung).
niticollis Broun, 1893, see: Sepedophilus.
nitidicolle Jarrige, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
nitidissimus Bernhauer, 1905, see: splendens Bernhauer, 1903.
nitiduloides Horn, 1877, see: addendus Horn, 1877.
nitidulus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
nitidulus Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
nitidus Pandellé, 1869, see: basalis Erichson, 1839.
nitouensis Ullrich, 1975: 306 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: China: Szechuan: Nitou Tatsienlu).
nivalis Motschulsky, 1860, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
nonus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
notatus Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
novitius Blackburn, 1891, see: Leucotachinus.
nubilus Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
oaxacensis Campbell, 1973: 81 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mexico: Oaxaca: 35 mi. S. Suchixtepec, 8000 ft.).
— Ullrich, 1975: 139 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1976c: 196 (Tachinus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
obesus Boheman, 1848, see: Sepedophilus.
obesus Weise, 1877: 92 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Hagi).
— Sharp, 1888: 379 (Tachinus; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 216 (Tachinus; certainly synonym of japonicus but type not found).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
oblongoguttatum Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Sepedophilus.
oblongopunctatus Ullrich, 1975: 313 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; replacement name for laticollis Cameron).
— Coiffait, 1984: 133 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 160 (Tachinus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
laticollis Cameron, 1932: 397 (Paratachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum, alt. 9000 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1508 (Paratachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 313 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of oblongopunctatus).
oblongus Ullrich, 1975: 262 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Indien: Sikkim: Dzongri, 13,000 ft.).
— Coiffait, 1984e: 374 (Tachinus; Nepal).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 160 (Tachinus; India).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
obscuratus Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
obscureguttatus Cameron, 1928, see: Sepedophilus.
obscurevittatus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
obscurior Cameron, 1949, see: Sepedophilus.
obscuripennis Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
obscuripennis Fairmaire and Germain, 1861, see: Sepedophilus.
obscurus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
obsoletus Say, 1832, see: Lordithon.
obsoletus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
obtusus Luze, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
occultus Casey, 1885, see: Sepedophilus.
ocellarius Fauvel, 1879, see: Sepedophilus.
ochoticus Poppius, 1904, see: bernhaueri Luze, 1901.
ochraceus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
ochsi Coiffait, 1955, see: elongatus Gyllenhal, 1810.
octavus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
octosignatus Coiffait, 1982: 123 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Nepal: westl. Dhaulagiri, Thankur, nördl. Dhorpatan, 3600–3900 m).
— Coiffait, 1984: 132 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— Schülke, 1997a: 46 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
orientalis Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
orientalis Ullrich, 1975: 204 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Darjeeling, Ghum distr.).
ornatus Sharp, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
ornatus Cameron, 1944: 49 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Darjeeling: Ghum district: Tiger Hill, altitude 8500–10,000 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 247 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; India).
▴ Distribution: India.
orthodoxum Lea, 1910, see: Sepedophilus.
ovalis Hatch, 1957: 116 (Tachinus; Type locality: Washington: Mt. Rainier, Paradise Park).
— Campbell, 1973: 55 (Tachinus; characters; Washington).
— Ullrich, 1975: 231 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 249 (Tachinus; Washington).
▴ Distribution: USA.
pallens Gyllenhal, 1810, see: signatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
palliolatus Kraatz, 1857, see: scapularis Stephens, 1832.
pallipes Gravenhorst, 1806: 20 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Erichson, 1839b: 261 (Tachinus; characters; Lutetiae; Hercyniae; Austriae Uralensibusque montibus).
— Heer, 1841: 585 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 89 (Tachinus; cited as fallipes; characters; Caucasus).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 824 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 485 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 407 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 172 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 157 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Tachinus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Tachinus; habitat; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 323 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 586 [= 1876: 68] (Tachinus; characters; France; Ural region; Alaska [Note: May refer to frigidus; see Campbell, 1973: 73–74]).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 286 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 193 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 270 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 202 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1900: 500 (Tachinus; characters; north and central Europe; eastern Siberia; Sitka [Note: May refer to frigidus; see Campbell, 1973: 73-74]).
— Reitter, 1909: 96 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Blatchley, 1910: 446 (Tachinus; characters; Indiana [Note: May refer to frigidus; see Campbell, 1973: 73-74]).
— Johansen, 1914: 308 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 324 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— West, 1937: 34 (Tachinus; Faroe Islands).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Robert, 1946: 82 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec [Note: May refer to frigidus; see Campbell, 1973: 73-74]).
— Scheerpeltz and Höfler, 1948: 162 (Tachinus; fungus inhabitant).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 221 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 57 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Hatch, 1957: 120 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia [Note: May refer to frigidus; see Campbell, 1973: 73-74]).
— Lohse, 1964: 245 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 61 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 81 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Caucasus; Siberia; all northern Europe; mountains of central Europe; Italy; Czecholsovakia; mountains of Balkans).
— Kasule, 1968: 130 (Tachinus; larval characters).
— Ullrich, 1975: 111 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Russia).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Nowosad, 1990: 163 (Tachinus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Tóth, 1993: 53 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachinus; Kamtschatka).
— Muona and Viramo, 1995: 9 (Tachinus; collected from fungus and dung of dog, Reindeer and Ursus arctos; Finland).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 22 (Tachinus; Netherlands).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 90 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; Kazakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, China, Japan.
rishirianus Watanabe and Shibata, 1965: 322 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: near Hokkaido, Rishiri-dake, Rishiri Is.).
— Ullrich, 1975: 113 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; subspecies of pallipes; characters; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 56 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; subspecies of pallipes; characters; Japan).
benicki Ullrich, 1975: 110 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Oberbayern: Riffelriss. Also cited from Scotland).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 183 (Tachinus; synonym of pallipes).
papuanus Cameron, 1937, see: Sepedophilus.
paradisi Hatch, 1957, see: dilatatus Hatch, 1957.
paralleliventris Scheerpeltz, 1965: 320 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; Type locality: N.E. Burma: Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
— Ullrich, 1975: 261 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; India; Nepal).
— Schülke, 1989: 232 (Tachinus; Nepal).
— Schülke, 1997a: 46 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; synonymic notes).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar, India, Nepal.
aberrans Coiffait, 1982: 124 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Nepal: Tukche, Thaksang, 3100–3300 m).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117, 131 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters; Nepal).
— Schülke, 1997a: 46 (Tachinus; synonym of paralleliventris).
parallelus Horn, 1877, see: elongatus Gyllenhal, 1810.
paramalaisei L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 153 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Banthanti [2,620 m] - Melanche [2000 m] near Ghandrung, Central Nepal).
parcepunctatum Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
parcum Sharp, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
parkeri Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
parvipenne Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
parvulus Horn, 1877, see: Sepedophilus.
pastoralis Veselova, 1993: 33 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Georgia, Main Caucasian Ridge, 30 km NO Khaishi, near village Kherkhvashi, 1600 m).
patulus Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachinus; replacement name for latus Campbell).
latus Coiffait, 1982: 116 (Paratachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Nepal: Trisuli Tal, Dunche, 2000 m).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117, 135 (Paratachinus; characters; Nepal).
— Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachinus; synonym of patulus).
pecirkae Reitter, 1909 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: fimetarius Gravenhorst, 1802.
penangense Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
pendleburyi Cameron, 1933, see: Sepedophilus.
periculus Tottenham, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
perplexum Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
persimile Cameron, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
personatus Fauvel, 1878, see: Sepedophilus.
peruvianum Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
phoxum Olliff, 1886, see: Sepedophilus.
piceus Stephens, 1829, see: Bryoporus.
piceus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
piceus Cameron, 1932: 389 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum, alt. 8000 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965: 114 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Burma).
— Ullrich, 1975: 201 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; India).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 155 (Tachinus; India).
— Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachinus; although a junior primary homonym, prevailing use as valid maintained pending outcome of application to Commission under Article 23.9.5).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar.
picipes Erichson, 1839b: 257 (Tachinus; Type locality: America septentrionalis; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachinus; Lake Superior).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 99 (Tachinus; characters; Canada to Virginia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Robert, 1946: 80 (Tachinus; characters; Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 58 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Nova Scotia; Maine; New Hampshire; Vermont; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; Pennsylvania; Maryland; West Virginia; North Carolina; Michigan).
— Ullrich, 1975: 200 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 250 (Tachinus; Ontario; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Wisconsin).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1994: 16 (Tachinus; Maine).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
picticollis Fauvel, 1898, see: Sepedophilus.
pictipenne Kraatz, 1859, see: Sepedophilus.
pictus Erichson, 1839, see: Cilea.
pictus Fairmaire, 1852, see: Lamprinodes.
pictus Bernhauer, 1903, see: Euconosoma.
pictus Oke, 1933, see: Sepedophilus.
pilosicorne Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
plagiatus Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
plebeium Sharp, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
politus Bernhauer, 1923, see: Cileoporus.
poppiusi Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916, see: arcticus Motschulsky, 1860.
posticalis Motschulsky, 1858, see: marginellus Fabricius, 1781.
postpictus Cameron, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
potanini Veselova, 1981: 1724 (Tachinus; Type locality: Cychuan', Kandin).
praealtus Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachinus; replacement name for nepalensis Scheerpeltz).
nepalensis Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 156 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Nepal: Khumjung, 3800 m).
pratensis Ullrich, 1975: 248 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Nepal: 27°56′N, 85°00′E, 10,000 ft.).
primum Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
propinquus Mannerheim, 1843, see: frigidus Erichson, 1839.
proximus Kraatz, 1855: 25 (Tachinus; Type locality: Germania, prope Bonn; in Galliae montosis).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 483 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 401 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Tachinus; notes; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 317 (Tachinus; characters; larval characters; Sweden; Sicily).
— Thomson, 1870: 135 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 186 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 585 [= 1876: 67] (Tachinus; characters; France; Germany; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Russia).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 191 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 268 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 202 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; characters; middle Europe).
— Luze, 1900: 491 (Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 96 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 306 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 324 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 219 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 55 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 244 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 59 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 74 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Caucasus; widespread in northern Europe; Holland; Belgium; France; Switzerland; Italy; Slovenia; Bosnia; Bulgaria; Romania; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Germany; Poland; Ukraine; Russia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 145 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Europe and Siberia).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Drugmand, 1988: 62 (Tachinus; Belgium).
— Tóth, 1993: 48 (Tachinus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Muona and Viramo, 1995: 9 (Tachinus; collected from fungus and dung of dog; Finland).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; Kazakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
humeralis Mulsant and Rey, 1853: 53, pl. II, fig. 2 [= 1853a: 66, pl. II, fig. 2] (Tachinus; preoccupied; [Note: On page 53 [= 1853a: 66] Mulsant and Rey described rufescens as a variety of humeralis but did not specifically describe humeralis. However the legend on page 72 (= 1853a: 85) for Planche II, ii figure 2 is labelled “. . . Tachinus humeralis type” and figure 1 is labelled “. . . Tachinus humeralis var. rufescens”. Neither the listing of humeralis on page 53 nor on figure 2 is attributed to another author as Mulsant and Rey did for other previously described species cited in the article]; Type locality: Not cited).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 483 (Tachinus; synonym of proximus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 401 (Tachinus; synonym of proximus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of proximus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 585 [= 1876: 67] (Tachinus; synonym of proximus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 341 (Tachinus; synonym of proximus).
— Luze, 1900: 491 (Tachinus; synonym of proximus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of proximus).
pseudohimalayicum Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Sepedophilus.
pseudolitoreum Bernhauer, 1938, see: Sepedophilus.
pseudoproximus Ullrich, 1975, see: roborowskyi Reitter, 1887.
pulchellus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
pulcher Coiffait, 1984: 125 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Sikkim: Rumtek, 2160 m).
pulchricolor Fauvel, 1905, see: Sepedophilus.
pulchricornis Fauvel, 1889, see: Sepedophilus.
pulicarius Sachse, 1852, see: Sepedophilus.
pullus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: signatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
pumilus Sharp, 1874, see: Sepedophilus.
punctatissimus Hayashi, 1991a: 48 (Paratachinus; Type locality: Taiwan: Taipei Hsien: Mt. Yangming).
puncticollis Ziegler, 1845: 267 (Tachinus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Pennsylvania).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: USA.
puncticolle Cameron, 1952, see: Sepedophilus.
punctipennis J. Sahlberg, 1876: 195 (Drymoporus; Type locality: Wiburg, Finland; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]. Originally cited from Kavantholm i Viborgs).
— Luze, 1900: 480, 508 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485, cited rufitarsis Luze as a synonym of punctipennis; Luze did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Hochhuth]; characters; Russia; Finland; Caucasus; Baikal region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Palm, 1966: 57 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 85 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Wiburg, Finland; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 259 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Finland; Russia; Caucasus; Transbaikal; Siberia; Mongolia).
▴ Distribution: Finland, Russia, Armenia, Mongolia.
punctiventris Sharp, 1888: 385 (Tachinus; Type locality: Nikko; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Also cited from Oyayama).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975: 282 (Tachinus; subgenus Latotachinus; lectotype designation: Nikko, Japan; characters; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 201 (Tachinus; subgenus Latotachinus; characters; Japan).
punctus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Mycetoporus.
pusillus Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
pusillus Coiffait, 1982: 122 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Nepal: Ting Sang La über Barabise, 3400 m).
— Coiffait, 1984: 132 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— Schülke, 1997a: 45 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
pustulatum Bernhauer, 1908, see: Sepedophilus.
pustulatum Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
pustulifer Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916, see: Sepedophilus.
pyrrhopterus Stephens, 1835, see: Sepedophilus.
quadrifasciatus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
quadrimaculatus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
quadripunctulus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Heterothops.
quartus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
quebecensis Robert, 1946: 70 (Tachinus; Type locality: Nominingue, Quebec).
— Campbell, 1973: 88 (Tachinus; characters; New Hampshire; Newfoundland; New Brunswick; Quebec; Ontario; Manitoba; Wyoming; Montana; Alberta; British Columbia; Yukon Territory; Alaska).
— Ullrich, 1975: 270 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 266 (Tachinus; Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Newfoundland; Nova Scotia; Northwest Territories; Ontario; Quebec; Yukon Territory; Michigan; Minnesota; Montana; Wisconsin).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1995: 16 (Tachinus; Maine).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
acutus Hatch, 1957: 112 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: British Columbia: Wynndel).
quinqueguttatum Bernhauer, 1915, see: Sepedophilus.
quintus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
rainieri Hatch, 1957: 113 (Tachinus; Type locality: Washington: Pierce Co.: White River, White River Camp. Also cited from Oregon and British Columbia).
— Campbell, 1973: 90 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Oregon; Washington).
— Ullrich, 1975: 271 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 268 (Tachinus; British Columbia; Oregon; Washington).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
rattus Gistel, 1857: 85 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Germania).
reitteri Bernhauer, 1933, see: marginatus Fabricius, 1793.
remotus Sharp, 1887, see: Tachinomorphus.
repandus Horn, 1877, see: Nitidotachinus.
reptans Tottenham, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
rimosus Ullrich, 1975: 308 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Zentral-Nepal).
rishirianus Watanabe and Shibata, 1965, see: pallipes Gravenhorst, 1806.
roblensis Coiffait and Saiz, 1968, see: Sepedophilus.
roborowskyi Reitter, 1887: 210 (Tachinus; Type locality: Fluss Bytchu und Blauer Fluss, 13–14,000′ hoch).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 11 (Tachinus; no specimens examined).
— Veselova, 1981: 1726 (Tachinus; synonymic note).
▴ Distribution: China.
pseudoproximus Ullrich, 1975: 147 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: China: F. Dzhagyn).
robustus Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
rougemonti Pace, 1986: 49 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Thailand: Doi Inthanon, 2200 m).
rubricollis Rambousek, 1921: 82, 85 (Tachinus; Type locality: environs de Vladivostok).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 11 (Tachinus; no specimens examined).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
rudepunctatum Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Sepedophilus.
rufescens Mulsant and Rey, 1853, see: humeralis Gravenhorst, 1802.
rufescens Tottenham, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
ruficeps Kraatz, 1857, see: Tachyporus.
ruficeps Cameron, 1925, see: Sepedophilus.
ruficollis Eppelsheim, 1889, see: subterraneus Linné, 1758.
rufipalpis W. J. MacLeay, 1873, see: Sepedophilus.
rufipennis Gyllenhal, 1810: 259 (Tachinus; Type locality: Suecia).
— Erichson, 1839b: 266 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 824 (Tachinus; characters).
— Kraatz, 1855: 26 (Tachinus; notes).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 405 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Thomson, 1861: 155 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Tachinus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 319 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1875: 580 [= 1876: 62] (Tachinus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Britain; Germany; Austria; Italy).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 286 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 262 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 201 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 346 (Tachinus; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Luze, 1900: 498 (Tachinus; characters; north and central Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 95 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 311 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 323 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 334 (Tachinus; cave species; Romania).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 224 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 53 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 245 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964c: 168 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 65 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 84 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Britain; Denmark; all central Europe; Spain; Italy; Romania; Hungary; Czech Republis; Slovakia; Poland).
— Ullrich, 1975: 160 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; ecological notes; characters; Europe).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 53 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
rufipennis Adachi, 1937, see: Sepedophilus.
rufipes Linné, 1758: 423 (Staphylinus; [Note: Nomen dubium; De Geer (1774: 24) is listed as the author of rufipes by nearly all authors; however, De Geer attributed the species to Linné. The species cited by De Geer is a misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham, 1949: 381, 425 and Pope, 1977: 33. Beyond De Geer's work, Pope did not state which authors misidentified signatus as rufipes. Erichson (1839a, b) attributed rufipes to De Geer; after that nearly all authors did so. Before 1839 rufipes was variously attributed to Linné, Fabricius, De Geer, Paykull, and Gravenhorst. All citations that attributed rufipes to De Geer or Gravenhorst are listed herein under signatus as misidentifications. All the British records of rufipes are misidentifications of signatus since rufipes does not occur there (Tottenham, 1949: 425; Pope, 1977: 33). For other works prior to Erichson, the species intended is unclear, so all those citations are listed with rufipes Linné. It should be noted that Westwood wrote in 1845 that he had examined the Linnean specimens of rufipes]; Type locality: Europa).
— Linné, 1760: 233 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— O. Müller, 1764: 23 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Pontoppidans, 1765: 211 (Staphylinus; Denmark).
— Ström, 1765: 405 (Staphylinus; characters; Denmark) [= 1767: 364].
— Linné, 1767: 685 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Fabricius, 1775: 267 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— O. Müller, 1776: 97 (Staphylinus; [Note: Müller attributed rufipes to Ström, 1765, who cited the characters given by Linné]; characters).
— Goeze, 1777: 721 (Staphylinus; [Note: Works of Müller, Ström, Fabricius, and De Geer cited for rufipes]; characters).
— Fabricius, 1781: 337 (Staphylinus; [Note: This citation is the only mention by Fabricius of the rufipes of De Geer; all his other citations of rufipes were attributed to Linné]; characters; Europe).
— Fourcroy, 1785: 168 (Staphylinus; characters; France).
— Fabricius, 1787: 222 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Paykull, 1789: 75 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; Sweden).
— Villers, 1789: 418 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes Fabricius; characters; France).
— Rossi, 1790: 250 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; Italy).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2030 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 535 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Olivier, 1795:(42): 33 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 361 (Oxyporus; cited as rufipes Fabricius; characters; Germany).
— Schrank, 1798: 644 (Staphylinus; attributed rufipes to Fabricius; characters; notes).
— Cederhjelm, 1798: 121 (Oxyporus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters).
— Paykull, 1800: 418 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; Sweden).
— Fabricius, 1801: 607 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; northern Europe).
— Panzer, 1808: 19 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes Fabricius; characters; illustrations).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 260 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; Sweden).
— Latreille, 1810: 427 (type species of Tachinus; cited as “Oxyporus rufipes, Fab.”).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 62 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; Lapland).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 298 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 61 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 475 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; Finland; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 57 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Westwood, 1845: 54 (Tachinus; examined Linnean specimens of rufipes; identical with but variety of pullus Gravenhorst; Oxyporus rufipes sensu Fabricius identical with pullus; rufipes applied to various species by Gravenhorst, De Geer, Olivier, Gyllenhal, Fabricius, and Stephens; characters; notes).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 132 (Tachinus; collected from cave; Spain; Portugal).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachinus; Kazakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Scandinavia ?.
rufipes: sensu De Geer, see: signatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849: 90 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kaukasien; [Note: See lectotype designation by Gusarov, 1992]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Solsky, 1874: 167 (Tachinus; characters; Turkestan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 184 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Turkey; Transcaspian region; Turkestan; Afghanistan).
— Tronquet, 1981: 71 (Tachinus; Afghanistan).
— Schülke, 1989: 231 (Tachinus; Tadjikistan; Kirghizia; Kazakhstan; Uzbekistan; Afghanistan).
— Gusarov, 1992: 13 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; notes).
— Schülke, 1997a: 47 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
▴ Distribution: Turkey, Azerbaijan, Caucasus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan.
nivalis Motschulsky, 1860: 574 (Elliptoma, cited as Ellipsotomus; Type locality: Alpes du Caucase près neiges au Daghestan).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 34 (Tachinus; characters; Daghestan).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 331 (Tachinus; characters).
— Luze, 1900: 505 (Tachinus; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; variety of rufitarsis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; aberration of rufitarsis).
— Gridelli, 1934: 83 (Tachinus; Karakoram region).
— Ullrich, 1975: 184 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
gracilicornis Luze, 1900: 477, 506 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kaukasus, Araxesthal).
— Bernhauer, 1914d: 9 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 184 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
bodemeyeri Bernhauer, 1903c: 594 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kleinasien: Bulgar Maaden; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 184 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of rufitarsis).
splendens Luze, 1904: 103 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Lac Kilikulan, Turkestan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Seravschan: Putschin-Pass; See Kilikulan, Varsaut).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 184 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Lac Kilikulan, Turkestan; synonym of rufitarsis).
maracandicus Jakobson, 1909: 526 (Tachinus; replacement name for splendens Luze).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 184 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
splendidus Bernhauer, 1935a: 47 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Transkaspien: Saramsakli; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
afghanicus Sawada, 1966: 259 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mt. Noshaq, 3800 m).
— Ullrich, 1975: 184 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
— Schülke, 1989: 231 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
afghanicus Coiffait, 1982b: 76 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Afghanistan: Badakshan, Sarekanda, 4100 m).
— Schülke, 1989: 231 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
— Schülke, 1990: 225 (Tachinus; synonym of rufitarsis).
kocheri Coiffait, 1987: 497 (Tachinus; replacement name for afghanicus Coiffait).
rufiventris Fauvel, 1898, see: Sepedophilus.
rufobrunneum Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
rufoguttatus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
rufotestaceum Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
rufulus Hochhuth, 1849, see: Sepedophilus.
rufulus J. Sahlberg, 1876, see: marginellus Fabricius, 1781.
rufus Sachse, 1852 see: memnonius Gravenhorst, 1802.
rufus Ullrich, 1975, see: ablusus Herman, 2001.
rutilus Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
ryvkini Veselova, 1990: 16 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Kirgizskaia SSR, poima reki Sary-Bulak).
— Veselova, 1993: 36 (Tachinus; characters of male; Kasakhstan).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan; Kyrgyzstan.
sahlbergi Fauvel, 1900d: 234 (Tachinus; Type locality: Turkestan: Dschilarik; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog; Mongolia).
— Smetana, 1963c: 300 (Tachinus; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 93 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 182 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Turkestan; Mongolia).
— Schülke, 1989: 231 (Tachinus; Kirghizia).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia.
furcatus Luze, 1900: 476, 504 (Tachinus; Type locality: Nördliche Mongolei, Shangai).
— Bernhauer, 1902d: 697 (Tachinus; synonym of sahlbergi).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of sahlbergi).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 93 (Tachinus; synonym of sahlbergi).
— Ullrich, 1975: 182 (Tachinus; synonym of sahlbergi).
luzei Bernhauer, 1902a: 242 (Tachinus; Type locality: Aulie Ata, Turkestan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Bernhauer, 1902c: 56 (Tachinus; characters; Turkestan).
— Bernhauer, 1902d: 697 (Tachinus; synonym of sahlbergi).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of sahlbergi).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 93 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of sahlbergi).
— Ullrich, 1975: 182 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of sahlbergi).
sakaii L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 155 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: India: West Sikkim, Dzongri, 3970 m).
▴ Distribution: India.
sanguinithorax Bernhauer, 1939e: 157 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Oita, N. O. Kiushiu).
sanguinolentus Motschulsky, 1858, see: Tachinomorphus.
sawadai Watanabe and Shibata, 1961, see: Nitidotachinus.
scandens Gistel, 1857: 58 (Tachinus, cited as Tachynus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Helvetia alpina).
▴ Distribution: Switzerland.
scapularis Stephens, 1832: 197 (Tachinus; Type locality: Britain; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from London; Devonshire).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 508 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486, cited pallipes Lacordaire as a synonym of scapularis Stephens; Lacordaire did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters; France).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; synonym of humeralis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 587 [= 1876: 69] (Tachinus; characters; France; Britain; Germany; Italy; Cyprus; Syria; Siberia).
— Fowler, 1888: 203 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 342 (Tachinus; characters; middle Europe; Italy; Cyprus; Syria; Siberia).
— Luze, 1900: 499 (Tachinus; characters; central Europe; Italy; Cyprus; Syria; Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 96 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 324 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1113 (Tachinus; Cyprus).
— Lohse, 1964: 244 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 80 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Turkey; Siberia; Cyprus; Britain; Holland; Belgium; Switzerland; France; Italy; Istria; Croatia; Dalmatia; Albania; Bosnia Hercegovina; Macedonia; Romania; Hungary; Slovakia; Czech Republic; Poland; Germany; Austria).
— Ullrich, 1975: 123 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Britain; characters; Asia Minor; Cyprus; Syria; USSR; Switzerland; Germany; France; Austria; Italy; Dalmatia; Albania; Bosnia; Romania; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Turkey).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux).
— Tóth, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Turkey, Syria.
palliolatus Kraatz, 1857d: 408 (Tachinus; Type locality: Seligenstadt; Frankfurt).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 981 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Pandellé, 1869: 323 (Tachinus; characters; Germany; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (Tachinus; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 587 [= 1876: 69] (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Rey, 1882: 273 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 203 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 342 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Luze, 1900: 499 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
— Ullrich, 1975: 124 (Tachinus; synonym of scapularis).
scapularis Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
schilowi Ullrich, 1975: 212 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: China: Zhongxiang ?).
▴ Distribution: China.
schmidti Schülke and Kleeberg, 1997: 354 (Tachinus; Type locality: Nepal Himalaja, Annapurna N-Abfall, Plateau über Tilitschok Lake [= Tili Chó], 500 m).
schneideri Luze, 1900: 476, 502 (Tachinus; Type locality: Kaukasus, Borshom am oberen Kur, 800 m).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 234 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Caucasus).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Armenia.
schuhi Campbell, 1975a: 91 (Tachinus; Type locality: Ore.: Douglas Co., 18 mi. W. Diamond Lk., 4000 ft.).
schwarzi Horn, 1877: 100 (Tachinus; Type locality: Michigan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Originally cited fromDetroit, Michigan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1973: 61 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Michigan; characters; Quebec; Maine; Michigan; New Hampshire; North Carolina).
— Ullrich, 1975: 200 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 250 (Tachinus; Nova Scotia; Quebec; New Hampshire; New York; Tennessee).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 474 (Tachinus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
sclopetus Tottenham, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
scorteus Schubert, 1908: 612 (Tachinus; Type locality: Jalaori, W. Himalaya; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 394 (Tachinus; characters; Himalaya).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 190 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Jalaori, W. Himalaya; characters; India; Bhutan; Nepal).
— Schülke, 1989: 232 (Tachinus; India; Afghanistan).
— Schülke, 1997a: 46 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; synonymic notes; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: Afghanistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan.
lugubris Cameron, 1928c: 568 (Tachinus; Type locality: Sikkim: Darjeeling, 7000 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Cameron, 1932: 391 (Tachinus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1511 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 93 (Tachinus; Nepal).
— Ullrich, 1975: 190 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of scorteus).
martensi Coiffait, 1982: 120 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Nepal: Thodung/Those, 3200 m).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Tachinus; Nepal).
— Coiffait, 1984: 132 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— Schülke, 1997a: 46 (Tachinus; synonym of scorteus).
longulus L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 158 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Banthanti [2620 m] - Melanche [2000 m], near Ghandrung, Central Nepal).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996b: 243 (Tachinus; characters of male; Nepal).
— Schülke, 1997a: 46 (Tachinus; synonym of scorteus).
scriptus Horn, 1877, see: Sepedophilus.
scrutator Gemminger and Harold, 1868, see: Nitidotachinus.
scutellare Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
secundus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
selangorense Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
seminudus Broun, 1921, see: Sepedophilus.
semiruber Cameron, 1926: 188 (Tachinus; Type locality: Theog, 7600′, Simla Hills; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from Simla Hills; Theog, Matiana, Kotgarh, 7000 to 7500 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 395 (Tachinus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 309 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation: Theog, 7600′, Simla Hills; characters; India).
— Coiffait, 1984: 134 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
— Coiffait, 1984: 134 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
▴ Distribution: India.
semirufus Horn, 1877: 94 (Tachinus; Type locality: Gilroy, California; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1973]. Also cited from Lake Tahoe, California).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Hatch, 1957: 112 (Tachinus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1973: 89 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Gilroy, California; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon; California).
— Ullrich, 1975: 270 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 268 (Tachinus; Alaska).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
senegalense Cameron, 1939, see: Sepedophilus.
separatum Cameron, 1947, see: Sepedophilus.
septimus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
sericeivestis Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
setifer Casey, 1885, see: Sepedophilus.
setigerus Cameron, 1952, see: Sepedophilus.
setiventre Cameron, 1943, see: Sepedophilus.
setosus Sharp, 1876, see: Sepedophilus.
setosus Cameron, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
setosus Ullrich, 1975: 223 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied as secondary homonym]; Type locality: Siberia: Irkutsk).
sextus Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
sharpi Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916, see: gelidus Eppelsheim, 1893.
shibatai Hayashi, 1987: 13 (Tachinus; subgenus Latotachinus; Type locality: Japan: Nara Pref.: Mt. Kojin).
sibiricus Sharp, 1888: 383 (Tachinus; Type locality: Lake Baikal, eastern Siberia;; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]. Also cited from “and possibly Chiuzenji”).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 108 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Lake Baikal, Siberia; characters; Mongolia).
— Ullrich, 1975: 168 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Siberia; Manchuria; Mongolia; Korea; Japan; Austria).
— Kofler, 1979 (Tachinus; characters; ecological notes; Austria).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 251 (Tachinus; Korea).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 183 (Tachinus; characters).
— J. Li, 1993: 43 (Tachinus; China).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 62 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachinus; Chabarovsk; Primorie).
— Schülke, 1998i: 147 (Tachinus; Austria).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Korea, China, Russia, Austria.
bidens Sharp, 1888: 380 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Sapporo; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]. Also cited from Japan: Nikko).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachinus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 108 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Sapporo, Japan; synonym of sibiricus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 169 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of sibiricus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 62 (Tachinus; synonym of sibiricus).
bodemeyerianus Bernhauer, 1913: 132 (Tachinus; Type locality: Ostsibirien: Schipka-Gora, Sotka-Gora; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 480 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975a: 108 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of sibiricus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 169 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of sibiricus).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 62 (Tachinus; synonym of sibiricus).
sicilianum Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
signatus Gravenhorst, 1802: 139 (Tachinus; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— De Geer, 1774: 24 (Staphylinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification: De Geer (1774: 24) is listed as the author of rufipes by Bernhauer and Schubert (1916: 485) and others; De Geer, however, attributed the species to Linné. The use of rufipes by De Geer was a misidentifications of signatus according to Tottenham, 1949: 381, 425 and Pope, 1977: 33. Although neither Tottenham nor Pope specified other works in which rufipes was misidentified, virtually all authors after Erichson, 1839a, 1839b, cited De Geer as the author of the species or evidently used the generally accepted application of the name (ie. De Geer's). That being the case then, all those uses were also misidentifications. Among the articles published between 1774 and 1839, which concept of rufipes was applied is not always clear. Those that seemed to clearly refer to rufipes Linné are listed with that name, those that referred to rufipes sensu De Geer are listed with signatus as misidentifications]; characters; notes).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 137 (Tachinus; rufipes attributed to De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters).
— Latreille, 1804: 395 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Latreille, 1804: 394 (Tachinus; rufipes attributed to Gravenhorst; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 17 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 17 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters).
— Latreille, 1806: 299 (Tachinus; rufipes attributed to Fabricius; [Note: Among the other uses of rufipes cited are those of De Geer and Gravenhorst which suggests that Latreille accepted the species as characterized by De Geer and Gravenhorst]; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 263 (Tachinus; synonym of pullus Gravenhorst).
— Leach, 1815: 92 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Paykull; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters).
— Samouelle, 1819: 176 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Paykull; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; habitat).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Gravenhorst; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 300 (Tachinus; synonym of pullus Gravenhorst).
— Stephens, 1832: 196 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Gyllenhal; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 508 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 507 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; France).
— Heer, 1839: 294 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; Switzerland).
— Heer, 1839: 294 (Tachinus; variety of rufipes; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 397 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Erichson, 1839a: 397 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839b: 254 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Erichson, 1839b: 254 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 194 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes Linné; characters; France).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 88 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 683 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 483 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 403 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 402 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 172 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 156 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 34 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 94 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; habitat; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 323 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees; Lebanon).
— Schiødte, 1873: 553 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; larval characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 185 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 589 [= 1876: 71] (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; France; Syria; Caucasus; Dauria; Alaska).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 286 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 191 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 278 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Rey, 1882: 277 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 204 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Luze, 1900: 491 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Luze, 1900: 491 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Europe; Sitka).
— Poppius, 1905: 8 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Orkney Islands; Shetland Islands).
— Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 309 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 324 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1512 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1936: 5 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; China).
— West, 1937: 34 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Faroe Islands).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; illustration of aedeagus).
— Hinton, 1941: 95 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; cited as rufipes Linné; larval characters in key).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 333 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; cave species; Spain).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 220 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 57 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; characters; France).
— Fagel, 1963: 430 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Turkey).
— Lohse, 1964: 245 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 86 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Czechoslovakia).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 616, 631 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 61 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 83 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Caucasus; Siberia; Morocco; all northern and central Europe; Portugal; Spain; Italy; Balkans to Greece; Turkey).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 100 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; larval characters).
— Kasule, 1968a: 55 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; life history).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Poland).
— Ashworth, 1972: 215 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; late-glacial subfossil; Britain).
— Bacchus and Hammond, 1972: 63 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; donkey and elephant dung; Britain).
— Campbell, 1973: 78 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Newfoundland; Nova Scotia; Quebec; British Columbia).
— Coiffait, 1973a: 276 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Morocco).
— Ullrich, 1975: 95 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ullrich, 1975: 95 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; ecological notes; Algeria; Morocco; Caucasus; USSR).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; cited as valid species and stated to refer to De Geer's misidentification of rufipes; Britain).
— Coiffait, 1978d: 166 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; Turkey).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (Tachinus; cited as valid species).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; synonym of signatus).
— Campbell, 1988: 265 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; New Brunswick; Newfoundland; Quebec; Maine).
— Lucht, 1987: 114 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 182 (Tachinus; note; “rufipes Degeer” synonym of signatus).
— Nelson, 1990: 66 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; notes; Maine).
— Nowosad, 1990: 163 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 139 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; collected with Formica polyctena; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 51 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachinus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: “rufipes De Geer” cited as junior synonym but is misidentifation]; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Muona and Viramo, 1995: 9 (Tachinus; collected from dung of Ursus arctos; Finland).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; “rufipes De Geer” cited as junior synonym; Italy).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Tachinus; cited as rufipe; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 475 (Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; characters; Canada; USA).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachinus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 88 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; cited as rufipes De Geer; [Note: Misidentification of signatus according to Tottenham (1949) and Pope (1977)]; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Owen, 1999b: 62 (Tachinus; captured underground at roots of old trees; Britain).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Tachinus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachinus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Europe, Russia, Kazakhstan, China, Canada, USA.
spinipes Pontoppidans, 1765: 211 (Staphylinus; [Note: Herein cited as a synonym of signatus because most uses of rufipes have been misidentifications of that species]; Type locality: Dännemark).
— Turton, 1802: 518 (Staphylinus; characters; Denmark).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 138 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
pullus Gravenhorst, 1802: 140 (Tachinus; [Note: Herein cited as a synonym of signatus because most uses of rufipes have been misidentifications of that species. However, Westwood (1845) stated that pullus and rufipes Linné were conspecific after examining the type of the later]; Type locality: Not cited, but presumably Brunsvigae).
— Latreille, 1804: 395 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 16 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 262 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Gyllenhal, 1827: 472 (Tachinus; characters).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 62 (Tachinus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 299 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 61 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 475 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1832: 196 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 57 (Tachinus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 397 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Erichson, 1839b: 254 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Heer, 1839: 294 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Westwood, 1845: 54 (Tachinus; based on examination of Linnean specimens, rufipes Linné is identical with pullus; characters; notes).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 403 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 172 (Tachinus; synonym of flavipes).
— Thomson, 1861: 156 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Rey, 1882: 278 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Luze, 1900: 491 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ullrich, 1975: 95 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
pallens Gyllenhal, 1810: 259 (Tachinus; [Note: Herein cited as a synonym of signatus because most uses of rufipes have been misidentifications of that species]; Type locality: Suecia).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 298 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 254 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Thomson, 1861: 156 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; variety of rufipes).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Rey, 1882: 278 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Luze, 1900: 491 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ullrich, 1975: 95 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
apicalis Stephens, 1832: 195 (Tachinus; [Note: Herein cited as a synonym of signatus because most uses of rufipes have been misidentifications of that species]; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975: 97]).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ullrich, 1975: 95 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of rufipes).
fulvipes Stephens, 1832: 195 (Tachinus; [Note: Herein cited as a synonym of signatus because most uses of rufipes have been misidentifications of that species]; Type locality: Britain; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Originally cited from London).
— Stephens, 1839: 382 (Tachinus; variety of apicalis; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 555 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of rufipes).
— Ullrich, 1975: 95 (Tachinus; lectotype designation: Britain; synonym of rufipes).
eidami Wendeler, 1928: 264 (Tachinus; [Note: Herein cited as a synonym of signatus because most uses of rufipes have been misidentifications of that species]; Type locality: Spanien, Prov. Asturien: Puerto de Pajares; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 96 (Tachinus; lectotype designation; synonym of rufipes).
signatus Bernhauer, 1942, see: Sepedophilus.
sikkimi Ullrich, 1975: 203 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Nordindien: Darjeeling).
silphaeformis Normand, 1928: 116 (Tachinus; Type locality: Ain-Draham, Tunisie).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 274 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Tunisia).
▴ Distribution: Tunisia.
simile Cameron, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
simillimum Bernhauer, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
simlaensis Cameron, 1926: 187, 188 (Tachinus; Type locality: Simla Hills, Gahan, 7000 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Cameron, 1932: 394 (Tachinus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 303 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; lectotype designation: Gahan, 7000 feet, Simla Hills; characters; India).
— Coiffait, 1984: 134 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
▴ Distribution: India.
singularis Last, 1972, see: Sepedophilus.
smetanai Campbell, 1973: 64 (Tachinus; Type locality: Alberta: Banff).
solidus Last, 1972, see: Sepedophilus.
solieri Coiffait and Saiz, 1968, see: Sepedophilus.
soloensis Coiffait, 1984: 127 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Nepal oriental: Solo, 2850 m).
sommatus† Scudder, 1900: 64 (Tachinus; fossil; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 722 (Tachinus; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Wickham, 1912: 11 (Tachinus; Colorado).
▴ Distribution: USA.
sordidus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: fimetarius Gravenhorst, 1802.
sowerbii Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
spaethi Luze, 1901, see: Tachyporus.
sparsepunctatus Tottenham, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
sparsus Cameron, 1932, see: Sepedophilus.
spinipes Pontoppidans, 1765, see: signatus Gravenhorst, 1802.
splendens Bernhauer, 1903c: 594 (Tachinus; Type locality: Baikalgebeit [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of nitidissimus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 167 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Siberia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
nitidissimus Bernhauer, 1905b: 596 (Tachinus; replacement name for splendens Bernhauer; [Note: This name is not needed since Bernhauer's name is older than that of Luze]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 484 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 167 (Tachinus; synonym of splendens).
splendens Luze, 1904, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
splendidus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Ischnosoma.
splendidus Bernhauer, 1935, see: rufitarsis Hochhuth, 1849.
stacesmithi Campbell, 1973: 59 (Tachinus; Type locality: British Columbia: Creston).
starcki Eppelsheim, 1889d: 12 (Tachinus; Type locality: Abago im westlichen Kaukasus-gebiet).
— Luze, 1900: 492 (Tachinus; characters; eastern Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 276 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Caucasus).
▴ Distribution: Georgia.
stigmalis Fauvel, 1877, see: Sepedophilus.
stoeckli Lokay, 1913, see: Sepedophilus.
stoliczkae Sharp, 1878: 170 (Tachinus; Type locality: road across the Pamir from Sarikol to Panjah [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Sharp, 1890: 39 (Tachinus; characters; Pamirs).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1932: 392 (Tachinus; characters; Pamirs).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 191 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters).
▴ Distribution: Afghanistan.
striatulus Ullrich, 1975: 294 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; replacement name for malaisei Scheerpeltz).
malaisei Scheerpeltz, 1965: 322 (Tachinoderus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 2000 m).
strigiventris Bernhauer, 1907: 387 (Tachinus; Type locality: Takakijama).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 284 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995a: 203 (Tachinus; subgenus Latotachinus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
strigosum J. Sahlberg, 1911, see: Sepedophilus.
suavis Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
subdepressum Cameron, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
subflavus Ullrich, 1975: 310 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Darjeeling).
— L.-Z. Li and Ohbayashi, 1996: 161 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; cited as subfulavus; characters of male; India).
— Coiffait, 1984: 135 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; characters).
▴ Distribution: India.
subgracile Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
subguttatus Cameron, 1950, see: Sepedophilus.
subornatum Sharp, 1884, see: Sepedophilus.
subparallelus Bernhauer, 1935, see: Sepedophilus.
subparallelus Bernhauer, 1935a: 47 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Ostsibirien: Sotka Gora [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 158 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation; characters; Siberia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
subplagiatus Cameron, 1928, see: Sepedophilus.
subpubescens Schubert, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
subruber Broun, 1880, see: Sepedophilus.
subterraneus Linné, 1758: 422 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Europa).
— Linné, 1760: 232 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Linné, 1767: 684 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— O. Müller, 1776: 98 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Goeze, 1777: 719, 726 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Paykull, 1789: 73 (Staphylinus; redescription; Sweden).
— Villers, 1789: 414 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Rossi, 1790: 250 (Staphylinus; characters; Italy).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2028 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 532 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Paykull, 1800: 420 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Fabricius, 1801: 605 (Oxyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Turton, 1802: 520 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 135 (Tachinus; characters).
— Marsham, 1802: 518 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Latreille, 1804: 393 (Tachinus; characters; France; Germany; Sweden).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 21 (Tachyporus).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 252 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden).
— Samouelle, 1819: 176 (type species of Tachinus, cited as Tachynus).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachinus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 295 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 60 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachinus; Finland; Sweden).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachinus; characters).
— Stephens, 1832: 198 (Tachinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486, cited bipustulatus Stephens and pallens Stephens as synonyms of subterraneus Linné; Stephens did not describe these species as new, he attributed bipustulatus to Gravenhorst who ascribed it to Fabricius and pallens to Gyllenhal]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 198 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 510 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Heer, 1839: 292 (Tachinus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 259 (Tachinus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 383 (Tachinus; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 194 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844: 343 (Tachinus).
— Westwood, 1845: 49 (Tachinus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 823 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 68 (Tachinus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 484 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 409 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 172 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (type species of Tachinus).
— Thomson, 1861: 154 (Tachinus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 327 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Sicily; Syria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 185 (Tachinus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 579 [= 1876: 61] (Tachinus; characters; France; Syria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 287 (Tachinus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 190 (Tachinus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 281 (Tachinus; characters; larval characters; France).
— Gozis, 1886: 14 (type species of Hamotraho).
— Fowler, 1888: 204 (Tachinus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; Syria).
— Luze, 1900: 497 (Tachinus; characters; Europe; Syria).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 108 (Tachinus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 97 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Sharp and Muir, 1912: 497 (Tachinus; characters of male genitalia).
— Johansen, 1914: 310 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 486 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 323 (Tachinus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Wüsthoff, 1938: 117, 118 (Tachinus; illustration of aedeagus).
— Hinton, 1941: 94, 95 (Tachinus; larval and pupal characters).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 334 (Tachinus; cave species; Romania).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 222 (Tachinus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1955: 53 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; France).
— Lohse, 1964: 244 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; central Europe).
— Raianu, 1964: 102 (Tachinus; Romania).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 630 (Tachinus; larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 63 (Tachinus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 98 (Tachinus; larval characters).
— Horion, 1967: 77 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Caucasus; Syria; Siberia; widespread in northern Europe except far north; all central Europe to Iberian Peninsula; Italy; Croatia; Bosnia; Romania; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Poland; Austria; Germany; Ukraine).
— Campbell, 1973: 102 (Tachinus; introduced in North America; characters; British Columbia).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 125 (Tachinus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Ullrich, 1975: 174 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Europe; Corsica; Romania; Turkestan; Russia; Caucasus; Syria; Siberia).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; Britain).
— Coiffait, 1978d: 166 (Tachinus; Turkey).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachinus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Campbell, 1988: 271 (Tachinus; British Columbia).
— Tóth, 1993: 49 (Tachinus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachinus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 52 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 36 (Tachinus; Italy).
— Owen, 1999a: 15 (Tachinus; subterranean capture; Britain).
— Owen, 1999b: 62 (Tachinus; captured underground at roots of old trees; Britain).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Tachinus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachinus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Syria, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, “Turkestan”, Canada.
bicolor Gravenhorst, 1806: 17 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Erichson, 1839b: 259 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 410 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Rey, 1882: 282 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Fowler, 1888: 205 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Luze, 1900: 497 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; aberration of subterraneus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 174 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Tóth, 1993: 49 (Tachinus; aberration of subterraneus; characters; Hungary).
biplagiatus Lacordaire, 1835: 511 (Tachinus; Type locality: Paris).
— Erichson, 1839b: 259 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 484 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 410 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 556 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Rey, 1882: 282 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Luze, 1900: 497 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 174 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
ruficollis Eppelsheim, 1889: 172 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus; Type locality: Ungarn).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 343 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Luze, 1900: 497 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinus; variety of subterraneus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1513 (Tachinus; aberration of subterraneus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 174 (Tachinus; synonym of subterraneus).
subtestaceus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
subtilepunctatus Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 159 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Nepal: Thodung, 3100 m).
subtilis Casey, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
suturalis Turton, 1802, see: marginatus Fabricius, 1793.
suturalis Luze, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
sumbaense Scheerpeltz, 1957, see: Sepedophilus.
tachyporoides Horn, 1877, see: Nitidotachinus.
taichungensis Campbell, 1993b: 42 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Taiwan: Taichung Hsien, Anmashan, 2225 m).
▴ Distribution: Taiwan.
taiwanensis Shibata, 1979, see: Nitidotachinus.
tauricus Motschulsky, 1860, see: Sepedophilus.
tenue Bernhauer, 1928, see: Sepedophilus.
tenuicornis Lindberg, 1953, see: Sepedophilus.
tenuicornis Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
terminalis Erichson, 1839, see: Coproporus.
termitophilus Wasmann, 1902, see: Sepedophilus.
tertius Lea, 1899, see: Sepedophilus.
testaceoangulatum Scheerpeltz, 1965, see: Sepedophilus.
thruppi Hatch, 1957: 118 (Tachinus; Type locality: British Columbia: Spius Creek).
— Campbell, 1973: 71 (Tachinus; synonym of frigidus).
— Ullrich, 1975: 109 (Tachinus; synonym of frigidus).
— Campbell, 1988: 262 (Tachinus; valid species; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Labrador; Manitoba; New Brunswick; Newfoundland; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Yukon Territory; New Hampshire).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
tianmuensis Li, Zhao, and Sakai, 2000a: 299 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: China: Zhejiang Province: Linan City, Mt. West Tianmu).
tibiale Sharp, 1888, see: Sepedophilus.
transcaspicum Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
transversicolle Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
triangulum Fauvel, 1878, see: Sepedophilus.
tridens Motschulsky, 1858, see: marginellus Fabricius, 1781.
trifidus Sharp, 1888: 380 (Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Kiga [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]. Also cited from Miyanoshita; Nikko).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 487 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Ullrich, 1975: 129 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; lectotype designation: Kiga, Japan; characters; Japan).
— L.-Z. Li, 1995: 59 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
trimaculatus Say, 1832, see: Lordithon.
trimaculatus Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: Sepedophilus.
tristiculum Weise, 1877, see: Sepedophilus.
tristis Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Mycetoporus.
tristis Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
tropicus R. Sahlberg, 1844, see: Coproporus.
tropicus Fauvel, 1900, see: Sepedophilus.
tumidus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
tundrae Poppius, 1904, see: brevipennis J. Sahlberg, 1880.
turneri Cameron, 1952, see: turneri Bernhauer, 1936.
turneri Bernhauer, 1936h: 327 (Tachinoplesius; Type locality: Kenya Colony: West Aberdares, above 9000 ft. [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
— Ullrich, 1975: 320 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoplesius; lectotype designation; characters; Kenya).
▴ Distribution: Kenya.
turneri Cameron, 1952b: 448 (Tachinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Kenya Colony: Londiani [Note: See lectotype designation by Ullrich, 1975]).
ullrichi Campbell, 1988, see: jacuticus Poppius, 1904.
unculus Tottenham, 1956, see: Sepedophilus.
unicolor Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
unicolor Ullrich, 1975: 133 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym in Tachinus]; Type locality: N. Burma: Adung Valley, 12,000 ft.).
▴ Distribution: Myanmar.
validepunctatus Scheerpeltz, 1965: 319 (Tachinus; subgenus Drymoporus; Type locality: N.E. Burma, Kambaiti, 7000 ft.).
varians Hatch, 1957, see: contortus Hatch, 1957.
variabile Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
varicorne Sharp, 1888, see: Sepedophilus.
varius Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
velocipes Casey, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
venustulus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
vergatus Campbell, 1973: 65 (Tachinus; Type locality: Quebec: Gaspé Co. Also cited from North Carolina).
— Campbell 1975a: 91 (Tachinus; characters; Ontario).
— Ullrich, 1975: 141 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; notes).
— Campbell, 1988: 252 (Tachinus; Ontario; Quebec; New Hampshire).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 475 (Tachinus; characters; Canada; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
versicolor Casey, 1885, see: Sepedophilus.
virginiae Casey, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
virgula Fauvel, 1895, see: Sepedophilus.
vitraci Bernhauer, 1917, see: Sepedophilus.
vittatus Cameron, 1926, see: Sepedophilus.
walkeri Cameron, 1919, see: Sepedophilus.
wankowiczi Pandellé, 1869, see: Sepedophilus.
watanabei Shibata, 1979a: 145 (Tachinus; Type locality: near Tsuifeng, about 2,200 m alt., Nantou Hsien).
wittei Ullrich, 1975: 322 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoplesius; Type locality: Congo belge: Kivu Rutshuru, 1250 m).
xiejiaheense† Hong, 1984: 6 (Tachinus?; fossil, Miocene; Type locality: Shanwang Formation in Xiejiahe, village of Shanwang, Linqu of Shandong Province).
yasutoshii Ito, 1993: 67 (Tachinus; Type locality: Mt. Ali [= Alishan], Taiwan).
yushanensis Campbell, 1993b: 44 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinoderus; Type locality: Taiwan: Chiai Hsien, Yushan N.P., Mun-Li Cliff, 2700 m).
yezoensis L.-Z. Li, 1995: 60 (Tachinus; subgenus Tachinus; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido Pref.: Sounkyo, Kamikawa-cho).
zealandicum Bernhauer, 1941, see: Sepedophilus.
Tachyporus
[140 species (5 doubtful); Neotropical, Nearctic, Palaearctic, Ethiopian, Oriental, and Australian Regions]
Tachyporus Gravenhorst, 1802: 124 (species included: dissimilis, nitidulus, abdominalis, lateralis, marginatus, ruficollis, chrysomelinus, analis, pubescens, cellaris, bipustulatus, binotatus, bipunctatus, pedicularius, crassus). Type Species: Staphylinus chrysomelinus Linné, fixed by subsequent designation by Latreille, 1810: 427.
— Latreille, 1804: 287 (characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 1 (characters).
— Latreille, 1806: 300 (characters).
— Latreille, 1810: 183, 427 (characters; type species).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 235 (characters).
— Leach, 1815: 92 (characters).
— Samouelle, 1819: 176 (characters).
— Billberg, 1820: 15 (characters; list of some species).
— Dejean, 1821: 27 (list of species in collection).
— Latreille, 1825: 245 (cited as Tachypore; characters).
— Berthold, 1827: 332 (characters).
— Le Peletier and Serville, 1828: 534 (characters; notes; list of species).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 57 (characters).
— Curtis, 1829: 27, 245 (catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1829a: 22 (catalog; Britain).
— Stephens, 1829: 270 (catalog; Britain).
— Latreille, 1829: 442 (characters).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 289 (characters).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 11, 59 (key; characters).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 425, 473 (key; characters).
— Stephens, 1832: 100, 176 (characters).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (characters).
— Dejean, 1833: 70 (list of species).
— Gistel, 1834: 9 (list of species).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 513 (characters).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (characters; type species).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 54 (characters).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (characters; type species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 390 (characters).
— Heer, 1839: 287 (characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 231 (characters).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Laporte, 1840: 195 (characters).
— Kiesenwetter, 1844: 343 (notes).
— Solier, 1849: 341 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 680 (characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 24 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 54 (characters; notes).
— Wollaston, 1854: 567 (characters; notes).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 476 (characters).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 24 (characters).
— Thomson, 1858: 36 (characters).
— Gistel, 1856: 387 (list of species).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 417 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 169 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (characters; type species: chrysomelinus).
— Schaum, 1859: 24 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 149 (characters).
— LeConte, 1863: 23 (list of North American species).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 26 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (catalog).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 63 (catalog; European species).
— Pandellé, 1869: 273, 296 (characters; key to species).
— Sharp, 1871d: 10 (list of British species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (characters; key to Austrian species).
— Fauvel, 1875: 593 [= 1876: 75] (characters; key to species).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVII [= 1876: 226] (catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 102 (characters; key to North American species; notes).
— Provancher, 1877: 242 (characters).
— Heyden, 1880: 69 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Rey, 1882: 207 (characters; key to French species).
— Duvivier, 1883: 131 (catalog).
— Sharp, 1883: 311 (notes; Mexican and Central American species).
— Gozis, 1886: 13 (type species).
— Olliff, 1886: 898 (characters).
— Fowler, 1888: 193 (characters; key to British species).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 404 (key to some European species).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 431 (key to some European species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 96 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Heyden, 1893: 40 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 348 (adult and larval characters; key to middle European species).
— Heyden, 1896: 31 (list of species of Siberian region).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 315 (catalog of species of Barbary; Madeira; Azores; Canaries).
— Luze, 1901: 146, 149 (chaaracters; notes; key to species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 181 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Reitter, 1909: 92 (characters).
— Blatchley, 1910: 446 (characters; key to Indiana species).
— Petri, 1912: 83 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 315 (characters; key to species).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 471 (world catalog; 72 species).
— Leng, 1920: 111 (catalog of North American species).
— Winkler, 1925: 399 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Cameron, 1925: 78 (catalog of Indian species).
— Porta, 1926: 126 (characters; key to species of Italy).
— Portevin, 1929: 320 (key to French species).
— Roubal, 1930: 407 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 375 (characters; key to species of British India).
— Joy, 1932: 89 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 375 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 41 (characters; revision of and key to North American species).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 151 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Cameron, 1944a (key to British species).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 335 (cave species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380, 424 (type species: chrysomelinus Linné; checklist of British species).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 202 (characters; key to Danish species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 370 (type species).
— Kerstens, 1956: 74 (key to German species).
— Hatch, 1957: 110, 122 (characters; key to species of Pacific Northwest).
— Kocher, 1958: 166 (checklist of species; Morocco).
— Smetana, 1959a: 217 (list of species collected in Albania).
— Ferreira, 1962a: 12 (list of Portuguese species).
— Székessy, 1963: 69 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 237 (characters; key to central European species).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 630 (larval characters).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 95 (larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 40 (characters; key to species of Sweden).
— Kasule, 1968: 128 (larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 104 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (collecting notes for some species; Russia).
— Zurańska, 1970 (larval characters).
— Shibata, 1973c: 66 (checklist of species of Taiwan).
— Bordoni, 1973j: 716 (list of species from islands near Sicily).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 149 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 301 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Topp, 1978: 313 (larval characters).
— Welch, 1978: 61 (larval ecology; feeding).
— Campbell, 1979 (revision of and key to North and Central American species; historical and biological notes; characters).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 270 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Uhlig, 1979: 257 (some species collected in Germany).
— M. Dvořák, 1979: 118 (some species collected in Slovakia).
— Uhlig, Vogel, and Sieber, 1980: 250 (some species collected in Germany).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 190 (catalog; Poland).
— Uhlig and Vogler, 1981: 131 (list of some species collected in Germany; habitat and collecting notes).
— Spahr, 1981: 97 (references to specimens from amber and copal).
— Shibata, 1985a: 45 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Frank, 1986a: 372 (checklist of species of Florida).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 17 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Segers, 1986: 55 (checklist of species; Belgium).
— Ádám, 1987: 154 (list of 10 species with collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (notes).
— Angelini, 1991: 194 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— M. Hansen, Kristensen, Mahler, Pedersen, 1991: 108 (list of Danish species).
— Schülke, 1991a: 216 (key to dark colored species of western Palaearctic region).
— Schülke, 1991b (evaluation of taxonomic use of elytral chaetotaxy).
— Frank, 1991: 346 (larval characters).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 97 (checklist of species; Alaska and Canada).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 31 (characters; key to Hungarian species).
— Burakowski, 1993: 23, 24 (rearing techniques).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (list of Finnish species).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (ovariole structure and development).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Campbell, 1994: 140 (characters).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— M. Hansen, Liljehult, Mahler, and Pedersen, 1995: 30 (additional records to Danish list of species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (list of Danish species).
— M. Hansen, Mahler, Palm, and Pedersen, 1996: 245 (additions to list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 475 (characters; key to species of Northeastern North America).
— Schülke, 1997: 151, 151 (key to species of western Palaearctic species of of atriceps group; catalog of species of atriceps group).
— Lundgren, 1998: 42 (list of species from Florida; records for other States listed for each species).
— Schülke, 1998b (revision of and key to species of Japan and Sachalin; characters; discussion of distribution).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (supplement to key to species in Lohse, 1964).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 15 (characters; key to species of central Europe).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 356 (30 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
— Naomi, Kuranishi, Saito, and Maruyama, 2000: 103 (collected from Kamchatka).
Trachyopus Rey, 1882: 237 (species included: ruficollis; tersus; quadriscopulatus). Type Species: Tachyporus tersus Erichson, fixed by subsequent designation by Tottenham, 1939d: 229.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (synonym of Tachyporus).
— Cameron, 1932: 375 (synonym of Tachyporus).
— Tottenham, 1939d: 229 (type species designation: tersus).
— Tottenham, 1949: 380, 425 (type species: tersus Erichson; subgenus of Tachyporus; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 392 (type species).
Palporus Campbell, 1979: 11 (subgenus of Tachyporus; species included: nitidulus, neomexicanus). Type Species: Staphylinus nitidulus Fabricius, fixed by original designation.
abdominalis Fabricius, 1781a: 501 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Norway).
— Fabricius, 1787: 222 (Oxyporus; characters; Norway).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2037 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 535 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 361 (Oxyporus; characters; Austria).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 127 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; Norway).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 7 (Tachyporus).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 238 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 58 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachyporus; [Note: According to Cameron, 1944a: 17, abdominalis does not occur in Britain so this reference is probably a misidentification]; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 290 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; [Note: According to Cameron, 1944a: 17, abdominalis does not occur in Britain so this reference is probably a misidentification]; characters; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839a: 393 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 288 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 233 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Mannerheim, 1844: 180 (Tachyporus).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 83 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472, cited formosus Hochhuth as a synonym of abdominalis; Hochhuth did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Matthews]; characters; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 682 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 477 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 420 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 149 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 185 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; characters; north and middle Europe; Caucasus; Siberia).
— Luze, 1901: 176 (Tachyporus; characters; northern and southern Europe; Caucasus; Siberia; northern Mongolia).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 316 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 1 (Tachyporus; Kamchatka region).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 206 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Kerstens, 1956: 79 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 237 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 86 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 45 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 57 (Tachyporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; in central and southern Europe widespread in east; Italy; Portugal ?; France; Switzerland; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 125 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Campbell, 1979: 29 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba; Newfoundland; Northwest Territories; Ontario; Quebec; Yukon Territory; Alaska; California; Idaho; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; Montana; Minnesota; Nebraska; New Hampshire; New York; Pennsylvania; Utah; Wisconsin; Wyoming).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Sweden).
— Nowosad, 1990: 157 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Tóth, 1993: 33 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1995a: 36 (Tachyporus; Irkutsk; Chaborrovsk; Primorie; Kamtschatka).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 477 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
— Schülke, 1998b: 394 (Tachyporus; characters; Japan).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 84 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 18 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Mongolia, Japan, Canada, USA.
ruficeps Kraatz, 1857d: 422 (Tachinus; Type locality: Berlin; Wien).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 305 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; Austria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 596 [= 1876: 78] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Germany; Austria; Italy; Russia; Caucasus; Siberia).
— Rey, 1882: 216 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
— Luze, 1901: 176 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
— Portevin, 1929: 321 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1500 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
— Tóth, 1993: 33 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
erichsonis Pandellé, 1869: 305 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Berlin; Autriche).
— Fauvel, 1875: 596 [= 1876: 78] (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficeps).
— Rey, 1882: 216 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficeps).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
— Luze, 1901: 176 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; synonym of abdominalis).
abner Saulcy, 1864: 635 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Jérusalem; Ammàn).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 557 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 601 [= 1876: 83] (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Rey, 1882: 227 (Tachyporus; synonym of scitulus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; variety of macropterus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; variety of macropterus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; variety of macropterus).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Tachyporus; variety of macropterus; Cyprus).
— Schülke, 1991b: 12 (Tachyporus; valid species; characters; Italy; Greece; Jerusalem; Amman).
— Schülke, 1995b: 88 (Tachyporus; Spain; France; Italy; Greece; Turkey; Cyprus).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 20 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Jordan, Israel.
acaudus Say, 1832, see: jocosus Say, 1832.
acuductus Kirby, 1837, see: Coproporus.
affinis Kirby, 1837, see: Coproporus.
albicornis R. Sahlberg, 1844, see: Coproporus.
alexandrovi Bernhauer, 1938a: 21 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mandschurei: Hengtaohotze; Maoershaghe).
▴ Distribution: China.
alleni Blackwelder, 1936, see: mexicanus Sharp, 1883.
almorensis Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Kumaon: West Almora).
alternans Tottenham, 1956: 326 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Urundi: Kitega, 1600–1700 m).
▴ Distribution: Burundi.
alticola Cameron, 1932: 384 (Tachyporus; Type locality: N. Kumaon: Girthi Valley, alt. 14,000 feet).
amabilis Lea, 1899: 531 (Cilea; Type locality: Forest Reefs, N.S.W.).
— Blackburn, 1902: 19 (Tachyporus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Australia.
analis Fabricius, 1787, see: obtusus Linné, 1767.
ancorarius Cameron, 1926: 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Siwaliks; Lachiwala. Mussorie and Chakrata Districts).
— Cameron, 1932: 384 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960: 6 (Tachyporus; Pakistan).
▴ Distribution: Pakistan, India.
nitiduloides Cameron, 1926: 185 (Tachyporus; variety of ancorarius; Type locality: Mussorie, Chakrata and Simla Districts, 6000 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 384 (Tachyporus; variety of ancorarius).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; variety of ancorarius).
andreinii Bernhauer, 1933b: 58 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Eritrea: Saganeiti).
▴ Distribution: Eritrea.
angustatus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
annosus† Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachyporus; replacement name for nigripennis Scudder).
▴ Distribution: USA.
nigripennis† Scudder, 1900: 65 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; fossil; Type locality: Florissant, Colorado).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 722 (Tachyporus; catalog; Miocene; Colorado).
— Wickham, 1912: 11 (Tachyporus; Colorado).
— Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachyporus; synonym of annosus).
anticus Erichson, 1839, see: pusillus Gravenhorst, 1806.
apicalis Stephens, 1832, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
apiciventris Cameron, 1959: 119 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Angola: Huíla: Cascade of Ongueria, alt. 1500 m; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1998a]).
— Schülke, 1998a: 225 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; Namibia; South Africa; Zimbabwe; Zambia).
▴ Distribution: Namibia, Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Lesotho.
calidisimilis Scheerpeltz, 1974: 189 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Basutoland: Nazareth M.S., 20 miles ESE Maseru).
arduus Erichson, 1839, see: jocosus Say, 1832.
argutus Sharp, 1883: 312 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Guatemala, Dueñas).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1979: 59 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; characters; Guatemala; Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Mexico.
arizonicus Blackwelder, 1936: 53 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Chiricahua Mountains, Ariz.).
— Campbell, 1979: 53 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; characters; Arizona; New Mexico).
▴ Distribution: USA.
armeniacus Kolenati, 1846, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
assimilis Cameron, 1926: 184, 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Chakrata District; Jadi Gad, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 380 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
assingi Schülke, 1997: 142 (Tachyporus; atriceps group; Type locality: Gr. Levkas, Umg. Lazarata, 400 m. Also cited from Albania).
▴ Distribution: Greece, Albania.
atratus Csiki, 1901, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
atriceps Stephens, 1832: 181 (Tachyporus; Type locality: near London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]).
— Stephens, 1832: 180 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472, cited ruficollis Stephens as a synonym of atriceps Stephens; Stephens did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 599 [= 1876: 81] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Algeria; Caucasus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 189 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878: 133 [= 1878a: 53] (Tachyporus; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Tachyporus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Algeria; Caucasus).
— Luze, 1901: 166 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Algeria; Caucasus; Central Siberia).
— Poppius, 1909: 30 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 317 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 321 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— West, 1937: 34 (Tachyporus; Faroe Islands).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 209 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 82 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 238 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 409 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Palm, 1966: 48 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 63 (Tachyporus; North Africa; Caucasus; Siberia; Japan; all Europe).
— Korge, 1971a: 8 (Tachyporus; Turkey).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 123 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 36 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1997: 138 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; atriceps group; characters; Germany; Austria; Liechtenstein; Switzerland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Slovenia; Croatia; Bosnia-Hercegovina; Hungary; Romania; Bulgaria; Greece; Italy; Spain; France; Netherlands; England; Ukraine).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 20 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Turkey.
melanocephalus Stephens, 1832: 191 (Conurus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Conurus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Schülke, 1997: 138 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; synonym of atriceps).
humerosus Erichson, 1839b: 238 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Germania; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 681 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 479 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 424 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Tachyporus; habitat; France).
— Thomson, 1867: 300 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Thomson, 1868: 323 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Pandellé, 1869: 303 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland; Pyrenees; Italy).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 599 [= 1876: 81] (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 222 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 196 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Luze, 1901: 166 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; variety of atriceps).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Schülke, 1997: 138 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; synonym of atriceps).
austriacus Luze, 1901: 156 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Umgebung von Wien; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995b]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; variety of macropterus).
— Lohse, 1964: 241 (Tachyporus; cited as valid species; characters; central Europe).
— Horion, 1967: 67 (Tachyporus; valid species; Austria; Germany; Switzerland).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Austria).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 182 (Tachyporus; Tatras).
— Tóth, 1993: 41 (Tachyporus; cited as valid species; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1995b: 83 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; valid species; characters).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 21 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 56 (Tachyporus; catalog; Poland).
▴ Distribution: Slovakia, Austria, Germany; Switzerland.
basalis Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
basalis Eppelsheim, 1893, see: chrysomelinus Linné 1758.
beesoni Cameron, 1932: 396 (Tachinus; [Note: Preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Kashmir: Khelanmarg, alt. 11,000 feet).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1509 (Tachinus; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1983: 274 (Tachinus; Kashmir).
— Ullrich, 1975: 49 (Tachyporus).
▴ Distribution: India.
bernhaueri Luze, 1901: 158 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nördliche Mongolei, Shangai; Siberien, Quellgebiet des Irkut).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Smetana, 1963c: 300 (Tachyporus; Mongolia).
— Smetana, 1965e: 175 (Tachyporus; Mongolia).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Mongolia.
bertrandi Coiffait, 1982: 111 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nepal: Seti Khola, 2235 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
bicolor Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Tachinus.
bicolor Solier, 1849, see: Polylobus.
bicolor Eppelsheim, 1895: 199 (Erchomus; [Note: This is a preoccupied secondary homonym]; Type locality: Auata, Boran Galla).
binotatus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Sepedophilus.
bipunctatus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Sepedophilus.
bipustulatus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Sepedophilus.
birmanus Cameron, 1932: 379 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Burma: Ruby Mines).
blattinus Schrank, 1781, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
blomae Campbell, 1979: 60 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Mexico: Chincultic, nr. El Rincon, Chiapas. Also cited from Costa Rica).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, Costa Rica.
borealis Campbell, 1979: 16 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Ontario: Lake Superior Prov. Park, Baldhead Lake. Also cited from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Washington).
brevis Scriba, 1855, see: Coproporus.
brevis Lindberg, 1953, see: Coproporus.
browni Campbell, 1979: 75 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Ottawa Golf Club, Quebec. Also cited from Connecticut).
brunneus Fabricius, 1793, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
brunneus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
cachemiricus Coiffait, 1982: 112 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Inde: Cachemire, Chandawari près Pahalgam, 2800–3100 m).
calidisimilis Scheerpeltz, 1974, see: apiciventris Cameron, 1959.
calidus Bernhauer, 1915d: 156 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: Kilimand-scharo; Abessinien: Djerer-Tal).
californicus Horn, 1877: 104 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Hunter's Point, San Franscisco County, California; [Note: See lectotype designation by Blackwelder, 1936]. Originally cited from Pacific Coast from Oregon to the Peninsula of California).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 46 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Hunter's Point, San Franscisco County, California; characters; California; Oregon; Washington).
— Hatch, 1957: 122 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1979: 43 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon; California; Baja California del Norte).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
tehamae Blackwelder, 1936: 45 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Tehama County, Calif.).
cameroni Donisthorpe, 1944, see: solutus Erichson, 1839.
canadensis Campbell, 1979: 18 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Ontario: Butterfly Lk., 13 mi. S. Sioux Lookout. Also cited from British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Connecticut, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Oregon, Washington).
capillaricornis Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Habrocerus.
carbonarius Grimmer, 1841: 35 (Tachyporus, cited as Tachiporus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Steiermark).
caspius Motschulsky, 1860, see: formosus A. Matthews, 1838.
caucasicus Kolenati, 1846: 12 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; Type locality: Caucaso).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 87 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; characters; Caucasus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 597 [= 1876: 79] (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; variety of solutus).
— Luze, 1901: 174 (Tachyporus; variety of solutus; characters; Caucasus; Europe).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; variety of solutus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; aberration of solutus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1113 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 410 (Tachyporus; aberration of solutus; Sicily).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Tachyporus; variety of solutus; Cyprus).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (Tachyporus; valid species).
— Schülke, 1991b: 9 (Tachyporus; valid species; characters; Morocco; Algeria; Spain; France; Italy; Montenegro; Greece; Bulgaria; Turkey; Caucasian region; Lebanon; Austria).
— Tóth, 1993: 37 (Tachyporus; variety of solutus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 1995b: 88 (Tachyporus; valid species; Portugal; Spain; Italy; Bosnia-Hercegovina; Croatia; Greece; Cyprus; Israel; Jordan).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 20 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Europe, Caucasus, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Jordan.
discus Reiche and Saulcy, 1856: 359 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Beyrouth).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; notes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Pandellé, 1869: 306 (Tachyporus; characters; France; Syria; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 597 [= 1876: 79] (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Rey, 1882: 217 (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Schülke, 1991b: 12 (Tachyporus; synonym of caucasicus).
— Schülke, 1995b: 88 (Tachyporus; synonym of caucasicus).
cerrutii Coiffait, 1980a: 47 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Crête: Kastellion).
celatoides Schülke, 1998b: 382 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
celatus Sharp, 1874: 17 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Japan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1998b]).
— Sharp, 1888: 452 (Tachyporus; Japan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1936: 5 (Tachyporus; China).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachyporus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Watanabe and Shibata, 1965: 322 (Tachyporus; cited as cellatus; Japan).
— Hasegawa and Kanie, 1992: 20 (Tachyporus; seashore collection; Japan).
— Ito, 1992a: 64 (Tachyporus; Yakushima Island).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Tachyporus; China).
— Schülke, 1995a: 36 (Tachyporus; Irkutsk; Primorie).
— Schülke, 1998b: 381 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China, Russia.
imitator Luze, 1901: 155 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Siberien, Provinz Amur, Blagow-jeschtschensk, 50° n. Br.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 22 (Tachyporus; synonym of celatus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; synonym of celatus).
longipennis Bernhauer, 1927b: 97 (Tachyporus; variety of celatus; Type locality: Ostsibirien: Wladiwostok).
celer Wollaston, 1854: 567 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Madeira at 2000 to 5000 ft., Feijãa de Córte and Ribeiro Frio).
— Wollaston, 1857: 185 (Tachyporus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Wollaston, 1864: 557 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachyporus; valid species).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; Madeira).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Madeira.
centrimaculatus J. Sahlberg, 1871, see: quadriscopulatus Pandellé, 1869.
cephalotes Schülke, 1998b: 377 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Japan: Okayama).
cerrutii Coiffait, 1980, see: caucasicus Kolenati, 1846.
chloroticus Kolenati, 1846, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
chrysomelinus Linné, 1758: 423 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Europa; [Note: See lectotype designation by Booth, 1988]).
— Linné, 1760: 233 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Pontoppidans, 1765: 211 (Staphylinus; Denmark).
— Linné, 1767: 685 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Ström, 1765: 405 [= 1767: 364] (Staphylinus; characters; Denmark).
— Füessly, 1775: 21 (Staphylinus).
— Fabricius, 1775: 267 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— O. Müller, 1776: 98 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Goeze, 1777: 720 (Staphylinus; references).
— Schrank, 1781: 236 (Staphylinus; characters; Austria).
— Fabricius, 1781: 337 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Fourcroy, 1785: 169 (Staphylinus; characters; France).
— Fabricius, 1787: 221 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1787: 221 (Staphylinus; misidentification of obtusus Linné according to Fabricius, 1793: 534; characters).
— Villers, 1789: 417 (Staphylinus; characters; France).
— Rossi, 1790: 250 (Staphylinus; characters; Italy).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2030 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 534 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 360 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Olivier, 1795:(42): 33 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Panzer, 1796a: 14 (Oxyporus; characters; illustration).
— Schrank, 1798: 646 (Staphylinus; characters; notes).
— Cederhjelm, 1798: 120 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Paykull, 1800: 423 (Staphylinus; synonym of dispar Paykull).
— Fabricius, 1801: 606 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 128 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Marsham, 1802: 519 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Marsham, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473, cited merdarius Marsham as a synonym of chrysomelinus but Marsham did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Britain).
— Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; characters; Europe).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 7 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Latreille, 1806: 300 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 236 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Leach, 1815: 92 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Samouelle, 1819: 176 (characters).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 57 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 289 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Stephens, 1832: 181 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 185 (Tachyporus; [Note: Cited as abdominalis but probably a misidentification of chrysomelinus according to Cameron, 1944a: 17); characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 24 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 515 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (Tachyporus; type species).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 54 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Tachyporus; [Note: Cited as abdominalis but probably a misidentification of chrysomelinus according to Cameron, 1944a: 17); characters; England).
— Erichson, 1839a: 393 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 287 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 235 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Laporte, 1840: 195 (Tachyporus; cited as crysomelius; characters; France).
— Grimm, 1845: 134 (Tachyporus; with Formica rufa; Germany).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachyporus).
— Westwood, 1845: 53 (Tachyporus; characters; notes).
— Kolenati, 1846: 12 (Tachyporus; Caucasus).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 87 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 680 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 36 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 421 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 46 (type species of Tachyporus).
— Thomson, 1861: 150 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Tachyporus; habitat; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 305 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees; Russia).
— Solsky, 1871: 155 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Sharp, 1873b: 411 (Tachyporus; Turkey).
— Schiødte, 1873: 557 (Tachyporus; larval characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Solsky, 1874: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; Turkestan).
— Fauvel, 1875: 598 [= 1876: 80] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Caucasus; Turkestan; Siberia; North America).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 186 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 104 (Tachyporus; [Note: Based on a discussion by Booth, 1988: 131, 132 this may be a misidentification of dispar]; characters; Michigan to Georgia, middle States to Kansas).
— Rey, 1882: 219 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 195 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Eppelsheim, 1892: 328 (Tachyporus; Turkmenia).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Luze, 1901: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Poppius, 1905: 8 (Tachyporus; Shetland Islands).
— Poppius, 1909: 30 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Blatchley, 1910: 448 (Tachyporus; [Note: Based on a discussion by Booth, 1988: 131, 132 this may be a misidentification of dispar]; characters; Indiana).
— Johansen, 1914: 317 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Eichelbaum, 1915a: 245, 246 (Tachyporus; abdominal segmentation; apical segements).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 20 (Tachyporus; notes and discussion).
— Notman, 1920a: 180 (Tachyporus; [Note: Based on a discussion by Booth, 1988: 131, 132 this may be a misidentification of dispar]; New York).
— Fall, 1926: 151 (Tachyporus; [Note: Based on a discussion by Booth, 1988: 131, 132 this may be a misidentification of dispar]; Yukon Territory).
— Portevin, 1929: 321 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 208 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 81 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Hatch, 1957: 123 (Tachyporus; [Note: Based on a discussion by Booth, 1988: 131, 132 this may be a misidentification of dispar]; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Nakane, 1963: A239 (Tachyporus; Japan).
— Smetana, 1963b: 41 (Tachyporus; Madeira).
— Smetana, 1963c: 300 (Tachyporus; Mongolia).
— Lohse, 1964: 239 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 85 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Focarile, 1964: 63 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Raianu, 1964: 102 (Tachyporus; Romania).
— Palm, 1966: 47 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 61 (Tachyporus; Siberia; Mongolia; widespread in northern and central Europe; Portugal; Spain; Balearics; Italy; Istria; Albania; Bosnia Hercegovina; Bulgaria; Greece).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Tachyporus; Poland).
— Smetana, 1970: 62 (Tachyporus; distributional summary; Madeira).
— Shibata, 1974: 34 (Tachyporus; Japan).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Frank, 1982: 51 (Tachyporus; list of parasites).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Booth, 1988: 128 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; notes; Britain; Sweden; France; Germany; Switzerland; Poland; Hungary; Turkey; Asian and European Russia).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Tachyporus; Azores).
— Nowosad, 1990: 159 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Lohse, 1991: 92 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 139 (Tachyporus; collected with Formica truncorum; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 37 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachyporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Tachyporus; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Schülke, 1995a: 36 (Tachyporus; Irkutsk; Burjatien).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Tachyporus; seasonal abundance; Quebec; [Note: Based on a discussion by Booth, 1988: 131, 132 this may be a misidentification of dispar]).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; Canada; USA).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachyporus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Schülke, 1998b: 384 (Tachyporus; characters; Russia).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145, 147 (Tachyporus; species of species complex; characters).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 85 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 19 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Madeira, Azores, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Turkey, Turkmenistan, “Turkestan”, Mongolia, China, Japan.
merdarius Fabricius, 1775: 266 (Staphylinus; Type locality: UK. White Hill, Mickleham; [Note: See neotype designation by Schülke, 1999d]. Originally cited from Anglia).
— Goeze, 1777: 724 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1781: 337 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Fabricius, 1787: 221 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Villers, 1789: 420 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Fabricius, 1793: 533 (Oxyporus; characters; England).
— Panzer, 1795: 360 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1796c: 18 (Oxyporus; [Note: The species illustrated by Panzer is a tachyporine and may be the same as Tachyporus chrysomelinus]; characters; illustration).
— Paykull, 1789: 47 (Staphylinus; synonym of analis variety [Note: Paykull cited Fabricius' 1787 use of merdarius; in the 1787 article Fabricius included a locality with each newly mentioned species but for those that where described earlier he gave only characters; it is likely that the merdarius of 1787 was the same as that described in 1775]).
— Fabricius, 1801: 598 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Latreille, 1804: 399 (Tachinus; characters; France; Germany; Sweden).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 31 (Tachinus; characters).
— Panzer, 1808: 9 (Staphylinus; [Note: Based on the illustration, this species is in Tachinus or Tachyporus]; characters; illustrations).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 304 (Tachinus; characters; Finland).
— Stephens, 1832: 166 (Megacronus; characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 26 (Tachinus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 501 (Bolitobius; characters; France).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; Panzer cited as author; variety of chrysomelinus; characters; England).
— Booth, 1988: 128, 130 (Tachyporus; not examined; placement in doubt; cited as synonym of ? chrysomelinus but description may also apply to solutus or pallidus).
— Schülke, 1999d: 980, 982 (Tachyporus; neotype designation: UK. White Hill, Mickleham; notes; synonym of chrysomelinus).
melanocephalus Fabricius, 1793: 534 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Selandia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Booth, 1988]).
— Fabricius, 1801: 607 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus Linné).
— Erichson, 1839a: 394 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus Fabricius).
— Heer, 1839: 287 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 236 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Westwood, 1845: 53 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Kolenati, 1846: 12 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 422 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Rey, 1882: 220 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Luze, 1901: 169 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Booth, 1988: 128 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Sjaeland; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Schülke, 1996c: 484, 491 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
nigricapillus Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; replacement name for Oxyporus melanocephalus Fabricius which became a secondary homonym when Turton move the name to Staphylinus).
basalis Eppelsheim, 1893: 40 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Detmold; Lübeck; Mähren; Budapest; Süd-Ungarn; Serbien; Jaroslaw; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1996c]).
— Luze, 1901: 169 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; characters; Austria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 21 (Tachyporus; form of chrysomelinus; Austro-hungarian Empire; Bosnia; Russia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key; variety of chrysomelinus).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Tóth, 1993: 37 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 1996c: 485, 491 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Jaroslavi, Rossiae; synonym of chrysomelinus).
congruens Eppelsheim, 1893: 40 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1996c]. Originally cited as Ost-Sibirien, in der Nähe von Irkutsk, von Tunka bis Munku-Sardik im Sajan'schen Gebirge).
— Luze, 1901: 169 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; characters; Siberia; Mongolia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 21 (Tachyporus; form of chrysomelinus; Siberia; Mongolia; Norway).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus).
— Smetana, 1964d: 85 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus; Czechoslovakia).
— Schülke, 1996c: 487, 491 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Ost-Sibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut; variety of chrysomelinus).
fasciatus Nicholson, 1911: 24 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Wicken Fen; [Note: See lectotype designation by Booth, 1988]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus variety of basalis).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Booth, 1988: 128 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Schülke, 1996c: 484, 491 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
maculatus W. Kolbe, 1918: 206 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Polkwitz: Stadtforst Petschel).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus).
— Schülke, 1996c: 491 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
petzi Bernhauer, 1927b: 96 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; Type locality: Eisen-kappel in Kärnten).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus).
— Schülke, 1996c: 488, 491 (Tachyporus; notes; synonym of chrysomelinus).
klinzigi R. Dvořák, 1954: 18 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Sväty Kriz nad Hronom, Slovaquie).
scutellaroides R. Dvořák, 1954: 18 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Trebon, Bohême).
rubroscutellaris R. Dvořák, 1954: 18 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Sväty Kriz nad Hronom, Slovaquie).
collaris Stephens, 1832, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
compressicornis Luze, 1901, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
congruens Eppelsheim, 1893, see: chrysomelinus Linné 1758.
conicus Villers, 1789, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
convexus Luze, 1901: 179 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Caucasus, Michailowo am Suranynby).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Caucasus.
cooperi Bernhauer, 1931d: 588 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Jem-Jem Forest, 8000–9000 ft.; Mt. Zukwala, ca. 9000 ft.).
corpulentus J. Sahlberg, 1876: 188 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mjatusow vid Svir).
— Luze, 1901: 155 (Tachyporus; characters; southern Finland; northern Hungary; Austria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 212 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Kerstens, 1956: 86 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 240 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 53 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 68 (Tachyporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Poland; Czechslovakia; Hungary; Bosnia; Albania; Italy; France; Switzerland; Belgium; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 40 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 20 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Austria, Hungary.
corybantes Gistel, 1857: 48 (Tachyporus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Bayern).
crassicornis Mannerheim, 1844, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
crassus Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Sepedophilus.
crux Eppelsheim, 1892, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
cumanensis Scriba, 1855, see: Coproporus.
cuneus Luze, 1901: 175 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Russisches Central-Asien, Provinz Sir Darja, Aulie-Ata; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1991a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; catalog; Transcaspian region; Turkestan).
— Sawada, 1966: 259 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Schülke, 1991a: 217 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Aulie Ata, Turkestan; characters).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan, Afghanistan.
daldorfii Turton, 1802, see: obtusus Linné, 1767.
debilipennis Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 153 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nepal: Ting-Sang-La, 3800 m).
decoratus Luze, 1901, see: formosus A. Matthews, 1838.
deharvengi Coiffait, 1982: 111 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nepal central: entre Larjung et Marpha, 2600 m).
— Coiffait, 1981e: 350 (Tachyporus; [Note: Unavailable name here]; Baltistan).
▴ Distribution: Nepal, Pakistan.
diffinis Stephens, 1832, see: Myllaena.
dilutus Motschulsky, 1860, see: Coproporus.
dimidiatus Stephens, 1832, see: pusillus Gravenhorst, 1806.
dimorphus Campbell, 1979: 27 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Washington: Mt. Rainier, Nisqually River, 3900 feet. Also cited from British Columbia, California, and Oregon).
discus Reiche and Saulcy, 1856, see: caucasicus Kolenati, 1846.
dispar Paykull, 1789: 77 (Staphylinus; [Note: The original description of this species is listed with chrysomelinus as a synonym; the variations of dispar are cited with other species as synonyms]; Type locality: Suecia; [Note: See lectotype designation by Booth, 1988]).
— Fabricius, 1793: 534 (Oxyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus Linné).
— Olivier, 1795:(42): 34 (Staphylinus; synonym of chrysomelinus Linné).
— Paykull, 1800: 423 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Marsham, 1802: 519 (Staphylinus; synonym of chrysomelinus Linné).
— Curtis, 1829: 245 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 289 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Campbell, 1979: 45 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentified as chrysomelinus according to Booth, 1988: 131, 132]; characters; British Columbia; Ontario; Quebec; Newfoundland; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Massachusetts; Rhode Island; Pennsylvania?; Oregon; Washington).
— Booth, 1988: 131 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; valid species; characters; Sweden; Britain; France; Switzerland; Czechoslovakia; Italy; Canada).
— Lohse, 1991: 92 (Tachyporus; cited as valid species; characters).
— Bruge, Haghebaert, and Drugmand, 1991: 51 (Tachyporus; characters; notes; Belgium).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachyporus; cited as valid species; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Kocian, 1993: 167 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1996c: 484, 491, 492 (Tachyporus; valid species; characters).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachyporus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Schülke, 1998i: 147 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Owen, 1999a: 15 (Tachyporus; subterranean capture; Britain).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 19 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Tachyporus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 57 (Tachyporus; catalog; Poland).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Canada, USA.
immaculatus Luze, 1901: 169 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; Type locality: Norwegen: Bergen, Krania, Skien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 21 (Tachyporus; form of chrysomelinus; Norway; Japan).
— Smetana, 1964d: 85 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus; Czechoslovakia).
— Tóth, 1993: 37 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 1995b: 81 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; notes).
— Schülke, 1996c: 488, 491 (Tachyporus; synonym of dispar).
dissimilis Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Heterothops.
duplex Luze, 1901: 163 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Sibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut; nördliche Mongolei, Shangai).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Smetana, 1965e: 175 (Tachyporus; Mongolia).
— Palm, 1966: 53 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Mongolia, Russia.
elegans Horn, 1877: 103 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Canada, Pettit).
— Blatchley, 1910: 448 (Tachyporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 48 (Tachyporus; characters; Massachusetts; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; West Virginia; Michigan; Indiana; Illinois; Iowa; Nebraska; Oklahoma; Manitoba).
— Hatch, 1957: 124 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1979: 72 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Connecticut; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; Michigan; Nebraska; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Ohio; Pennsylvania; West Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
elegantulus Reiche and Saulcy, 1856, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
emendatus Peyerimhoff, 1949: 253 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Amezdour, dans le massif du Siroua, vers 2650 m).
erichsonis Pandellé, 1869, see: abdominalis Fabricius, 1781.
erythropterus Stephens, 1832, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
evanescens Boheman, 1858: 26 (Tachyporus; Type locality: China).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: China.
faber Say, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
fasciatus Grimmer, 1841 [Note: Nomen dubium], see: Sepedophilus.
fasciatus Nicholson, 1911, see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
fascipennis Reitter, 1883: 72 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Elisabethpol im Kaukasus).
— Luze, 1901: 171 (Tachyporus; characters; Caucasus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Caucasus.
februarii Gistel, 1857: 88 (Tachyporus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Helvetia).
fenyesi Campbell, 1979: 55 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Arizona: Flagstaff. Also cited from California, Colorado, Nevada, Utah).
▴ Distribution: USA.
flavescens Stephens, 1832, see: formosus A. Matthews, 1838.
flavicollis Scriba, 1855, see: Coproporus.
flavicornis Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
flavifrons Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Südwestliches Baikalgebiet, Quellgebiet des Irkut).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 86 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
flavipennis Campbell, 1979: 65 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Ontario: Osgoode. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Wyoming).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
flavipes Mäklin, 1846, see: formosus A. Matthews, 1838.
flavopictus Fauvel, 1895: 282 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Bírmanie, Carin Asciuii Ghécu, 1400–1500 m; Bengale occidentale; Sikkim, Darjeeling).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1922c: 234 (Tachyporus; Formosa).
— Cameron, 1932: 379 (Tachyporus; characters; Burma; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1949b: 470 (Tachyporus; Formosa).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Tachyporus; India).
▴ Distribution: India, Myanmar, Taiwan.
flavus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
formosus A. Matthews, 1838: 197 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Weston).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 516 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474, cited abdominalis Boisduval and Lacordaire as a synonym of formosus Matthews; Lacordaire did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; France).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 477 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 420 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 307 (Tachyporus; characters; England; Germany; France; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1875: 596 [= 1876: 78] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Germany; Britain; Switzerland; Austria; Italy; Corsica; Spain; Portugal; Russia).
— Rey, 1882: 213 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 194 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Eppelsheim, 1892: 328 (Tachyporus; Turkestan).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland; middle and southern Europe; Caucasus).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 107 (Tachyporus; Corsica).
— Montandon, 1908: 81 (Tachyporus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 321 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— C. Koch, 1941: 68 (Tachyporus; Morocco).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— Tottenham, 1949: 425 (Tachyporus; checklist; Britain).
— Kerstens, 1956: 80 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 136 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Lohse, 1964: 238 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Focarile, 1964: 63 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Palm, 1966: 46 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Horion, 1967: 58 (Tachyporus; Britain; Ireland; Sweden; Holland; Belgium; Switzerland; France; Portugal; Spain; Corsica; Sardinia; Sicily; Italy; Bosnia; Romania; Hungary; Czech Republic; Poland ?; Germany; Austria).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 105 (Tachyporus; catalog; Austria).
— Bolov, 1969: 514 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Russia).
— Bolov, 1969a: 329 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Russia).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 149 (Tachyporus; checklist; USSR).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 125 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (Tachyporus; Sweden).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 193 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Zanetti, 1980c: 93 (Tachyporus; habitat notes; Italy).
— Tóth, 1986: 21 (Tachyporus; Hungary).
— Ádám, 1987: 154 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Sweden).
— M. Hansen, 1988: 20 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Gusarov, 1989: 6 (Tachyporus; habitat notes; Ukraine).
— Zanetti, 1989: 112 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Tachyporus; Sweden; Denmark).
— Tóth, 1993: 35 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Tachyporus; checklist; Denmark).
— Eisinger, 1997: 171 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Germany).
— Anderson, Nash, and O'Connor, 1997: 21 (Tachyporus; Ireland).
— Lapeyre and Dauphin, 1998 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; France).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 19 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 2000: 57 (Tachyporus; catalog; Poland).
— Herman, 2001: 36 (Tachyporus; nomen protectum).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Uzbekistan.
flavescens Stephens, 1832: 178 (Tachyporus; [Note: This name is older than formosus]; Type locality: Norfolk; Suffolk; Yorkshire).
— Stephens, 1839: 373 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Herman, 2001: 36 (Tachyporus; nomen oblitum).
subtestaceus Stephens, 1832: 183 (Tachyporus; [Note: This name is older than formosus]; Type locality: London; Norfolk; Bristol).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Herman, 2001: 36 (Tachyporus; nomen oblitum).
rufus Erichson, 1839b: 233 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Lutetiae).
— Erichson, 1840: 919 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Rey, 1882: 214 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Fowler, 1888: 192 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Luze, 1901: 174 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
flavipes Mäklin, 1846: 173 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Urpala).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 309 (Tachyporus; characters).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 187 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Luze, 1901: 174 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
caspius Motschulsky, 1860: 575 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Daghestan; le littoral de la mer Caspienne).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 36 (Tachyporus; characters; Daghestan; Caspian Sea).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 309 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Luze, 1901: 174 (Tachyporus; variety of formosus; characters; Caspian Region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; variety of formosus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; aberration of formosus).
decoratus Luze, 1901: 174 (Tachyporus; variety of formosus; Type locality: Ungarn, Nagy-Mihaly; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995b]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; variety of formosus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; aberration of formosus).
— Tóth, 1993: 35 (Tachyporus; variety of formosus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 1995b: 84 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; synonym of formosus).
laticollis Luze, 1901: 175 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Caucasus: Landschaft Letschgum; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995b]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 22 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; synonym of formosus).
— Schülke, 1995b: 84 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; synonym of formosus).
frontalis Cameron, 1933a: 171 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Japan: Settsu).
fukienensis Schülke, 1995b: 87 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Südchina: Fukien: Kuatun, 2300, 27.40 n. Br., 117.40 ö. L.).
fulvus R. Sahlberg, 1844, see: Coproporus.
fumipennis Say, 1832, see: Tachinus.
fusculus Erichson, 1839, see: Sepedophilus.
ganglbaueri Luze, 1901: 158 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Ost-Sibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut).
gracilicornis Luze, 1904: 104 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Seravschan: Putschin-Pass; See Kulikulan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; catalog; Transcaspian region).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960b: 69 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan; Iran; Kashmir; Turkestan; Transcaspian region).
— Schülke, 1991a: 214 (Tachyporus; characters; Afghanistan).
▴ Distribution: “Turkestan”, Iran, Afghanistan, India.
gracilis Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
granulus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Hypocyptus.
hammarstroemi Luze, 1901, see: Lamprinodes.
himalayicus Bernhauer, 1920d: 187 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Darjeeling: Sikkim).
— Cameron, 1932: 382 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1976: 46 (Tachyporus; Nepal).
— Coiffait, 1981d: 324 (Tachyporus; Nepal).
— Coiffait, 1983: 274 (Tachyporus; Kashmir).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Tachyporus; India).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
nigromaculatus Cameron, 1926: 183, 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mussorie District; Keyarkuli, Dhobi Ghat. Chakrata District; Khedar Khud. Dehra Dun. Siwaliks; Mohan Rau).
— Cameron, 1932: 382 (Tachyporus; synonym of himalayicus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; synonym of himalayicus).
howdenorum Campbell, 1979: 61 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Arizona: S. W. Research Station, Portal. Also cited from Colorado and New Mexico).
humerosus Erichson, 1839, see: atriceps Stephens, 1832.
hypnorum Fabricius, 1775: 266 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Anglia).
— Goeze, 1777: 724 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1781: 336 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Fabricius, 1787: 221 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Villers, 1789: 420 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2030 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Fabricius, 1793: 535 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Panzer, 1795: 359 (Staphylinus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474, cited marginatus Panzer as a synonym of hypnorum Fabricius but Panzer did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1795: 361 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1801: 607 (Oxyporus; characters; England).
— Marsham, 1802: 525 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 127 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Erichson, 1839a: 235, cited marginatus Gravenhorst as a synonym of hypnorum but Gravenhorst did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; England).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 7 (Tachyporus; [Note: See note for Gravenhorst, 1802]).
— Panzer, 1808: 17 (Oxyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474, cited marginatus Panzer as a synonym of hypnorum Fabricius but Panzer did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; illustrations).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 237 (Tachyporus; [Note: Gyllenhal attributed marginatus to Gravenhorst who cited Oxyporus marginatus Fabricius as the earliest reference; Erichson, 1839a, regarded the species cited by Gravenhorst as marginatus to be hypnorum; Gyllenhal also used marginatus in Tachinus (1810: 255) as a valid species and attributed it to Fabricius]; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; [Note: Mannerheim attributed this name to Gravenhorst and Gyllenhal both of whom had misidentified hypnorum as marginatus]; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; [Note: Mannerheim attributed this name to Gravenhorst and Gyllenhal both of whom had misidentified hypnorum as marginatus]; Finland).
— Stephens, 1832: 183 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Stephens cited marginatus Gravenhorst but Gravenhorst did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius so Stephens use of marginatus may also be erroneus]; characters; England).
— Stephens, 1832: 184 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Holme, 1837: 62 (Tachyporus; Scilly Islands).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839a: 394 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839b: 234 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Grimm, 1845: 134 (Tachyporus; with Formica fuliginosa; Germany).
— Märkel, 1845: 233 (Tachyporus; with Formica rufa).
— Motschulsky, 1849: 87 (Tachyporus; Spain).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 84 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 681 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 35 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Tachyporus; Cadiz).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 423 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 55 (Tachyporus; Greece).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Peyron, 1858: 420 (Tachyporus; Turkey).
— Thomson, 1861: 150 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Tachyporus; habitat; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 302 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Caucasus; Algeria).
— Baudi, 1870: 382 (Tachyporus; characters; Sardinia; Italy).
— Sharp, 1873b: 411 (Tachyporus; Turkey).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Solsky, 1874: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; Turkestan).
— Fauvel, 1875: 598 [= 1876: 80] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Barbary; Syria; Turkey; Caucasus; Turkestan; Iran).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 186 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878: 133 [= 1878a: 53] (Tachyporus; Barbary).
— Rey, 1882: 224 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Tachyporus; Barbary).
— Fowler, 1888: 196 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Eppelsheim, 1892: 328 (Tachyporus; Turkestan).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region).
— Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Poppius, 1905: 8 (Tachyporus; Orkney Islands).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 107 (Tachyporus; Corsica).
— Montandon, 1908: 81 (Tachyporus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 319 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 322 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Gridelli, 1934: 83 (Tachyporus; Karakoram region).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 209 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1112 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Kerstens, 1956: 85 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960: 6 (Tachyporus; Pakistan).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960d: 137 (Tachyporus; Portugal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961: 7 (Tachyporus; Iran).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 136 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961h: 253 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 17 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Lohse, 1964: 240 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1964a: 301 (Tachyporus; Crete).
— Smetana, 1964d: 85 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Raianu, 1964: 102 (Tachyporus; Romania).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 409 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965c: 513 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Sawada, 1966: 259 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Palm, 1966: 51 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 61 (Tachyporus; Morocco; Cyprus; Siberia; Japan; Afghanistan; all Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Tachyporus; Poland).
— Coiffait, 1970d: 144 (Tachyporus; Uzbekistan).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Jarrige, 1971: 501 (Tachyporus; Iran).
— Bordoni, 1974b: 16 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 124 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 57 (Tachyporus; Spain).
— Tronquet, 1981: 71 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Coiffait, 1981e: 350 (Tachyporus; Baltistan).
— Coiffait, 1982: 38 (Tachyporus; India).
— Bordoni, 1982a: 142 (Tachyporus; cave collection; Sardinia).
— Frank, 1982: 51 (Tachyporus; list of parasites).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Tachyporus; India).
— Bordoni, 1984: 343 (Tachyporus; Lebanon).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Nowosad, 1990: 159 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 139 (Tachyporus; collected with Formica truncorum; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 38 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachyporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Outerelo, Palmer and Pons, 1995: 80 (Tachyporus; Mallorca).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Sparacio, 1995: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachyporus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Schülke, 1998i: 147 (Tachyporus; note).
— Owen, 1999a: 15 (Tachyporus; subterranean capture; Britain).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 21 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Petersen, 1999: 207 (Tachyporus; survival of starvation in spring; natural history; Denmark).
— Petersen, 1999a: 221 (Tachyporus; timing of dispersal from hibernation site; Denmark).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Tachyporus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Europe, Russia, Georgia, Armenia, Turkey, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, India, China.
blattinus Schrank, 1781: 236 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Austria).
— Herbst, 1784: 150 (Staphylinus; Austria).
— Villers, 1789: 424 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2031 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Schrank, 1798: 646 (Staphylinus; cited as though synonymous with nitidulus Fabricius; characters; notes).
— Turton, 1802: 516 (Staphylinus; characters; Austria).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 128 (Tachyporus; synonym of marginatus Fabricius).
— Erichson, 1839b: 235 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 423 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
martialis Schrank, 1781: 237 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Austria).
— Villers, 1789: 424 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 423 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
conicus Villers, 1789: 425 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Lugdunum).
— Marsham, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839b: 235 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 423 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Rey, 1882: 225 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
minutus Fabricius, 1793: 535 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Selandia).
— Fabricius, 1801: 607 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; Zealand).
— Erichson, 1839b: 235 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 423 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Rey, 1882: 225 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
nigriceps Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Willnäs).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 242 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Motschulsky, 1858d: 65 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 308 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
livens Stephens, 1832: 178 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Norfolk; Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 373 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
collaris Stephens, 1832: 183 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
erythropterus Stephens, 1832: 184 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London; Norfolk; Bristol).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
apicalis Stephens, 1832: 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
rufomarginatus Kolenati, 1846: 11 (Tachyporus; variety of marginatus; Type locality: Caucasus; trans Caucasus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 406 (Tachinus; synonym of marginatus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; variety of armeniacus).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Fauvel, 1875: 598 [= 1876: 80] (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
armeniacus Kolenati, 1846: 12 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Armenia).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 84 (Tachyporus; characters; Caucasus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1869: 485 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Solsky, 1874: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; Turkestan).
— Fauvel, 1875: 598 [= 1876: 80] (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Luze, 1901: 172 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; aberration of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1935b: 289 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; India).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; characters in key).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1112 (Tachyporus; aberration of hypnorum; Cyprus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 409 (Tachyporus; aberration of hypnorum; Sicily).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Tóth, 1993: 38 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; characters).
meridionalis Fairmaire and Brisout, 1859: 40 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nîmes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 598 [= 1876: 80] (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Rey, 1882: 225 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Fowler, 1888: 196 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
atratus Csiki, 1901: 103 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; Type locality: Caucasus: Tiflis, Mons S. David).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1503 (Tachyporus; aberration of hypnorum).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1112 (Tachyporus; aberration of hypnorum; Cyprus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 17 (Tachyporus; aberration of hypnorum; Afghanistan).
— Tóth, 1993: 38 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; characters).
niger Luze, 1901: 173 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; Type locality: Caucasus; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995b]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Cameron, 1932: 378 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Schülke, 1995b: 83 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; synonym of hypnorum).
kiautschauensis Bernhauer, 1917b: 22 (Tachyporus; variety of hypnorum; Type locality: Kiautschau).
imitator Luze, 1901, see: celatus Sharp, 1874.
immaculatus Luze, 1901, see: dispar Paykull, 1789.
immaculatus Jacobs, 1926 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: obtusus Linné, 1767.
infuscatus Bernhauer, 1917, see: jocosus Say, 1832.
inornatus Campbell, 1979: 31 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Ontario: Huntley. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin).
italicus Luze, 1901, see: pulchellus Mannerheim, 1843.
japonicus Schülke, 1998b: 374 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Japan: Honshu: 8 m, N Kyoto, Seryo Toge).
jocosus Say, 1832: 53 [= 1834: 466] (Tachyporus; Type locality: New York; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1979]. Originally cited from Indiana).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachyporus; Lake Superior).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— LeConte, 1874: 272 (Tachyporus; characters; New Hampshire).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 185 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 104 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Provancher, 1877: 242 (Tachyporus; characters; Quebec).
— Luze, 1901: 168 (Tachyporus; characters; Norway; Finland; northern Siberia).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Tachyporus; New Mexico).
— Poppius, 1909: 30 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Blatchley, 1910: 448 (Tachyporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 21 (Tachyporus; form of chrysomelinus; notes).
— Notman, 1919a: 95 (Tachyporus; Ontario).
— Notman, 1920a: 180 (Tachyporus; New York).
— Fall, 1926: 151 (Tachyporus; Alaska).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; subspecies of chrysomelinus).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 51 (Tachyporus; characters; New Hampshire; Massachusetts; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; District of Columbia; Virginia; North Carolina; Florida; Alabama; Mississippi; Ohio; Michigan; Illinois; Wisconsin; Lake Superior; Iowa; Missouri; Kansas; Texas; North Dakota; Colorado; Wyoming; New Mexico; Montana; Utah; Nevada; Idaho; California; Oregon; Washington; Saskatchewan; Ontario; British Columbia; Yukon Territory).
— Kerstens, 1956: 79 (Tachyporus; synonym of obscurellus).
— Hatch, 1957: 123 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Palm, 1966: 45 (Tachyporus; synonym of obscurellus).
— Campbell, 1979: 63 (Tachyporus; neotype designation: New York; characters; Manitoba; New Hampshire; Massachusetts; Connecticut; Rhode Island; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Delaware; Maryland; West Virginia; Virginia; North Carolina; South Carolina; Florida; Alabama; Mississippi; Tennessee; Kentucky; Ohio; Michigan; Indiana; Illinois; Wisconsin; Iowa; Missouri; Arkansas; Texas; Oklahoma; Kansas; Nebraska; North Dakota; Wyoming; Colorado; New Mexico).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 85 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA, Norway, Finland, Russia.
acaudus Say, 1832: 54 [= 1834: 467] (Tachyporus; Type locality: Southern States; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1979]. Originally cited from Indiana).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Provancher, 1877: 243 (Tachyporus; characters; Quebec).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 52 (Tachyporus; characters; Massachusetts; Connecticut; New York; Kentucky; Michigan; Wisconsin; Nebraska; Iowa; Kansas; Texas; New Mexico; Wyoming; Washington; Ontario).
— Hatch, 1957: 124 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1979: 63 (Tachyporus; neotype designation: Southern States; synonym of jocosus).
arduus Erichson, 1839b: 237 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Pensylvania; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]).
— Erichson, 1840: 919 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— LeConte, 1859: 582 (synonym of jocosus Say).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 186 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— Luze, 1901: 168 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 474 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 21 (Tachyporus; form of chrysomelinus; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; subspecies of chrysomelinus).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 50 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— Kerstens, 1956: 79 (Tachyporus; synonym of obscurellus).
— Campbell, 1979: 63 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; synonym of jocosus).
maculipennis LeConte, 1866: 374 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Louisiana).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 103 (Tachyporus; characters; Michigan to Georgia, middle States to Kansas).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Tachyporus; New Mexico).
— Blatchley, 1910: 447 (Tachyporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 47 (Tachyporus; characters; Vermont; Massachusetts; New York; Ohio; Michigan; Indiana; Illinois; Iowa; Nebraska; North Dakota; Colorado; Utah; Manitoba; British Columbia; Georgia; New Mexico; Connecticut).
— Hatch, 1957: 123 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1979: 63 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
infuscatus Bernhauer, 1917b: 22 (Tachyporus; form of chrysomelinus; Type locality: Missouri; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]. Also cited from Alabama; Arizona: Flagstaff).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus).
— Campbell, 1979: 63 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Missouri; synonym of jocosus).
snyderi Blackwelder, 1936: 49 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Jacksonville, Fla.; holotype male. Also cited from Alabama, Washington, D.C., Kentucky).
— Hatch, 1957: 124 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Idaho).
— Campbell, 1979: 63 (Tachyporus; holotype female; synonym of jocosus).
kaiseri Bernhauer, 1938a: 22 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mandschurei: Hengtaohotze; Chandaochedzi).
kiautschauensis Bernhauer, 1917, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
klapperichi Schülke, 1995b: 85 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Südchina: Fukien, Kuatun, 2300 m).
— Schülke, 1997: 152 (Tachyporus; atriceps group).
— Schülke, 1998b: 379 (Tachyporus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: China, Japan.
klinzigi R. Dvořák, 1954 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
lateralis Gravenhorst, 1802, see: ruficollis Gravenhorst, 1802.
lateralis Stephens, 1832, see: tersus Erichson, 1839.
laticollis Luze, 1901, see: formosus A. Matthews, 1838.
leai Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; replacement name for minutus Lea).
minutus Lea, 1899: 530 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Galston, N.S.W.).
lecontei Campbell, 1979: 39 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Quebec: Pte. Gatineau. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont).
lederi Luze, 1901: 178 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Caucasus).
libens Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
limbatus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Cilea.
linnavuorii Scheerpeltz, 1974c: 27 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Ethiopia: Sululta).
livens Stephens, 1832, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
lohsei Schülke, 1995c: 143 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Südchina: Fukien, Kuatun, 2300 m, 27,40 n. Br., 117,40 ö. L.).
longipennis Bernhauer, 1927, see: celatus Sharp, 1874.
longipennis Bernhauer, 1933, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
macropterus Stephens, 1832, see: pusillus Gravenhorst, 1806.
macropterus: sensu Fauvel and others, see: scitulus Erichson, 1839.
maculatus W. Kolbe, 1918 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
maculicollis LeConte, 1866: 374 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Quebec, Canada; [Note: See ectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 598 [= 1876: 80] (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 21 (Tachyporus; form of chrysomelinus; New Mexico; Turkestan; Siberia; Caucasus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1502 (Tachyporus; aberration of chrysomelinus).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 52 (Tachyporus; synonym of acaudus).
— Campbell, 1979: 67 (Tachyporus; cited as valid species; lectotype designation; characters; Alberta; British Columbia; Manitoba; Nova Scotia; Ontario; Quebec; Saskatchewan; Colorado; Connecticut; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa; Kansas; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; New Hampshire; New York; Pennsylvania; Washington; Wisconsin).
— Tóth, 1993: 37 (Tachyporus; variety of chrysomelinus; characters).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA, Mexico, Russia, Caucasus, Kazakhstan.
maculipennis Solier, 1849, see: Sepedophilus.
maculipennis LeConte, 1866, see: jocosus Say, 1832.
manchuricus Bernhauer, 1938, see: terminalis Sharp, 1888.
marginalis Cameron, 1926: 184, 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Simla Hills; Gahan, 7000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 380 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 92 (Tachyporus; Nepal).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Tachyporus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
marginellus Stephens, 1832, see: solutus Erichson, 1839.
marginicollis Solier, 1849, see: Nomimocerus.
martensi Coiffait, 1982: 113 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nepal: Thakkhola, Tukche, Thaksang, 3100–3300 m).
martialis Schrank, 1781, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
matthewsi Luze, 1901: 178 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Taschkent).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; catalog; Transcaspian region; Turkestan; Caucasus).
▴ Distribution: Uzbekistan, Caucasus.
melanocephalus Fabricius, 1793, see: chrysomelinus Linné 1758.
melanocephalus Stephens, 1832, see: atriceps Stephens, 1832.
melanopterus Campbell, 1991: 378 (Tachyporus; replacement name for nigripennis Campbell).
nigripennis Campbell, 1979: 57 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: California: San Mateo Co.: San Pedro Valley).
melanurus Marsham, 1802, see: obtusus Linné, 1767.
merdarius Fabricius, 1775, see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
meridionalis Fairmaire and Brisout, 1859, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
mexicanus Sharp, 1883: 311 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mexico, Saltillo in Coahuila; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 54 (Tachyporus; characters; Mexico).
— Campbell, 1979: 50 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; Mexico; Texas; New Mexico; Arizona; Colorado; Utah; Nevada; California; Oregon; Washington; Montana; Wyoming; Iowa; Michigan; New York; New Jersey; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; Nova Scotia; Sable Island; Newfoundland; Quebec; Ontario; Manitoba; Saskatchewan; Alberta; British Columbia; Yukon Territory).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA, Mexico.
temacus Blackwelder, 1936: 49 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Buena Vista, Colo. Also cited from Nevada and Saskatchewan).
oregonus Blackwelder, 1936: 51 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Oregon. Also cited from California).
— Hatch, 1957: 124 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1979: 51 (Tachyporus; synonym of mexicanus).
alleni Blackwelder, 1936: 53 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Oswego, Clackamas County, Oregon).
— Hatch, 1957: 124 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1979: 51 (Tachyporus; synonym of mexicanus).
microcephalus Luze, 1901: 163 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Sibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Smetana, 1963c: 300 (Tachyporus; Mongolia).
▴ Distribution: Russia, Mongolia.
milkensis Coiffait, 1984e: 383 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nepal oriental: Milke Himal, 2600 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
minimus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
minutus Fabricius, 1793, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
minutus Lea, 1899, see: leai Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916.
moestus Say, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
montanus Bernhauer, 1915b: 58 (Tachyporus; Type locality: West-Himalaya: Jalaori, 9000–10,000 Fuss.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1928c: 567 (Tachyporus; Sikkim).
— Cameron, 1932: 383 (Tachyporus; characters; India; Himalaya).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Paulian, 1941: 279 (Tachyporus; larval characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1976: 46 (Tachyporus; Nepal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1976a: 92 (Tachyporus; Nepal).
— Coiffait, 1982: 38 (Tachyporus; Nepal).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal.
mysticus Luze, 1901, see: obscurellus Zetterstedt, 1838.
nanus Erichson, 1839b: 240 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Pensylvania; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Horn, 1877: 105 (Tachyporus; characters; Canada to Pennsylvania).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 44 (Tachyporus; characters; Michigan; District of Columbia; Pennsylvania).
— Campbell, 1979: 41 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; Ontario; Quebec; District of Columbia; Maine; Massachusetts; Michigan; New York; Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
neomexicanus Campbell, 1979: 14 (Tachyporus; subgenus Palporus; Type locality: New Mexico: Cloudcroft, 8500 ft. Also cited from Colorado).
▴ Distribution: USA.
niger Luze, 1901, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
nigricapillus Turton, 1802, see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
nigriceps Mannerheim, 1830, see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
nigricornis Gyllenhal, 1827, see: Lamprinodes.
nigrinus Luze, 1901: 154 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Russisches Centralasien, Provinz Sir Darja [Aulie-Ata]).
nigripennis Stephens, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
nigripennis Scudder, 1900, see: annosus Herman, 2001.
nigripennis Campbell, 1979, see: melanopterus Campbell, 1991.
nigromaculatus Cameron, 1926, see: himalayicus Bernhauer, 1920.
nimbicola Campbell, 1979: 21 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: British Columbia: Slide Mt., 10 mi E. Barkerville, 6000 ft. Also cited from Alberta, British Columbia, Labrador, Newfoundland, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Quebec, Yukon Territory, Alaska, Colorado, New Hampshire, New York).
nitidicollis Stephens, 1832, see: obtusus Linné, 1767.
nitiduloides Cameron, 1926, see: ancorarius Cameron, 1926.
nitidulus Fabricius, 1781: 337 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Suecia).
— Herbst, 1784: 150 (Staphylinus; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1787: 221 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Paykull, 1789: 78 (Staphylinus; description of variation of dispar is cited with nitidulus as a synonym; Sweden).
— Villers, 1789: 420 (Staphylinus; characters; Sweden).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2030 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Olivier, 1795:(42): 34 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 126 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 127 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476, listed abdominalis Gravenhorst as a synonym of nitidulus Fabricius; Gravenhorst attributed the name to Fabricius]; characters).
— Marsham, 1802: 520 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 11 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 242 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 292 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 60 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Stephens, 1832: 184 (Tachyporus; [Note: Probably misidentified according to Cameron, 1944a: 17); characters; England).
— Runde, 1835: 25 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 517 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Heer, 1839: 290 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 235 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Wollaston, 1854: 568 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 423 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of hypnorum).
— Fauvel, 1875: 602 [= 1876: 84] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Madeira; Barbary; Cyprus; Egypt; Syria; Turkey; Caucasus; Iran; Siberia; North America).
— Fauvel, 1876a: 80 [= 1876: 265] (Tachyporus; Mesopotamia).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 190 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Horn, 1877: 105 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentified as scitulus according to Campbell, 1979: 11]; characters; Louisiana).
— Fauvel, 1878: 133 [= 1878a: 53] (Tachyporus; North Africa).
— Gozis, 1886: 13 (type species of Tachyporus).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Tachyporus; North Africa).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Luze, 1901: 152 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region; North America).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Tachyporus; Barbary; Egypt; Azores; Madeira; Canaries).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 108 (Tachyporus; Corsica).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Tachyporus; New Mexico).
— Montandon, 1908: 81 (Tachyporus; Romania).
— Poppius, 1909: 30 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 95 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 320 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Dodero, 1925: 5 (Tachyporus; Libya).
— Portevin, 1929: 322 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Gridelli, 1930: 78 (Tachyporus; Libya).
— Bernhauer, 1931d: 589 (Tachyporus; Abyssinia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Gridelli, 1934: 83 (Tachyporus; Karakoram region).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 43 (Tachyporus; characters; Massachusetts; New York; New Jersey; Pennsylvania; Maryland; Virginia; Kentucky; Ohio; Michigan; Indiana; Iowa; Nebraska; North Dakota; Louisiana; Kansas; Colorado; Texas; New Mexico; Wyoming; Utah; Idaho; California; Oregon; Washington; Ontario; Alberta; Saskatchewan; British Columbia; Lake Superior).
— Bernhauer, 1940c: 5 (Tachyporus; Azores).
— Méquignon, 1942a: 22 (Tachyporus; Azores).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16, 17 (Tachyporus; characters in key; 16 species are identified as nitidulus in Stephens collection).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 213 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1954: 168 (Tachyporus; Canary Islands).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1111 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Kerstens, 1956: 79 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Hatch, 1957: 122 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Larsson and Gígja, 1959: 97 (Tachyporus; biological notes; Iceland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960d: 137 (Tachyporus; Portugal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 136 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Smetana, 1963b: 41 (Tachyporus; Madeira).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 16 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963a: 422 (Tachyporus; Greece).
— Lohse, 1964: 237 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1964a: 301 (Tachyporus; Crete).
— Smetana, 1964d: 84 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Focarile, 1964: 64 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 408 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965c: 512 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Sawada, 1966: 259 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Pototskaia, 1966a: 623 (Tachyporus; larval characters).
— Palm, 1966: 44 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 57 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan; all Europe).
— Pototskaia, 1967: 95 (Tachyporus; larval characters).
— Coiffait, 1968b: 96 (Tachyporus; notes; Greece).
— Coiffait, 1968c: 505 (Tachyporus; Corsica).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Tachyporus; Poland).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Smetana, 1970: 62 (Tachyporus; distributional summary; Azores).
— Jarrige, 1971: 501 (Tachyporus; Iran).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 122 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Coiffait, 1978d: 166 (Tachyporus; Turkey).
— Campbell, 1979: 11 (Tachyporus; subgenus Palporus; characters; Alaska; Washington; Oregon; California Nevada; Idaho; Montana; Utah; Arizona; New Mexico; Colorado; Wyoming; North Dakota; Nebraska; Kansas; Texas; Louisiana; Arkansas; Missouri; Iowa; Wisconsin; Michigan; Illinois; Indiana; Mississippi; Alabama; North Carolina; Virginia; West Virginia; Ohio; Pennsylvania; Maryland; New Jersey; New York; Connecticut; Massachusetts; Vermont; New Hampshire; Maine; Yukon Territory; Northwest Territories; British Columbia; Alberta; Saskatchewan; Manitoba; Ontario; Quebec; Newfoundland).
— Outerelo, 1980a: 57 (Tachyporus; Spain).
— Coiffait, 1984: 117 (Tachyporus; Pakistan).
— Bordoni, 1984: 343 (Tachyporus; Lebanon).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Israelson, 1990: 3 (Tachyporus; Azores).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Tachyporus; Azores).
— Kuschel, 1990: 26 (Tachyporus; introduced, Palaearctic species; winged; habitat; New Zealand).
— Nowosad, 1990: 155 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 138 (Tachyporus; collected with Formica rufa; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 33 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachyporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Dearborn and Donahue, 1993: 16 (Tachyporus; Maine).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 193 (Tachyporus; Canary Islands).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1995a: 35 (Tachyporus; Primorie).
— Outerelo, Palmer and Pons, 1995: 80 (Tachyporus; Mallorca).
— Sparacio, 1995: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Levesque and Levesque, 1996: 293 (Tachyporus; seasonal abundance; Quebec).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 476 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachyporus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Emberson, 1998: 33 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Chatham Islands).
— Owen, 1999a: 15 (Tachyporus; subterranean capture; Britain).
— Assing, 1999a: 347 (Tachyporus; Canary Islands).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 83 (Tachyporus; subgenus Palporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 16 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Kashcheev, 1999a: 57 (Tachyporus; Kazakhstan).
— Owen, 2000: 252 (Tachyporus; pitfall trap collections from underground at roots of trees; Britain).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia, Eritrea, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Canary Islands, Madeira, Azores, Iceland, Europe, Russia, Caucasus, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, “East Indies”, New Zealand, Chatham Islands, Canada, USA.
brunneus Fabricius, 1793: 535 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Germania).
— Panzer, 1795: 361 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fabricius, 1801: 607 (Oxyporus; characters).
— Turton, 1802: 522 (Staphylinus; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839a: 395 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 290 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 241 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Egypt; America septentrionalis).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachyporus; with Formica fuliginosa).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 88 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 681 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachyporus; Lake Superior).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— Wollaston, 1854: 568 (Tachyporus; characters; notes; Madeira Islands).
— Rosenhauer, 1856: 69 (Tachyporus; Cadiz; Algeciras; Malaga).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 480 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Wollaston, 1857: 185 (Tachyporus; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 427 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 55 (Tachyporus; Crete).
— Peyron, 1858: 420 (Tachyporus; Turkey).
— Kraatz, 1859: 61 (Tachyporus; India orientalis).
— Thomson, 1861: 152 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Wollaston, 1864: 557 (Tachyporus; Canary Islands).
— Wollaston, 1865: 480 (Tachyporus; notes; Madeira Islands; Canary Islands).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 299 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Algeria; Egypt; Syria).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Horn, 1877: 105 (Tachyporus; characters; over entire USA including California).
— Rey, 1882: 232 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 197 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Blatchley, 1910: 448 (Tachyporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Notman, 1920a: 180 (Tachyporus; New York).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 43 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Campbell, 1979: 11 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
faber Say, 1832: 55 [= 1834: 468] (Tachyporus; Type locality: New York; [Note: See neotype designation by Campbell, 1979]. Originally cited from Indiana).
— LeConte, 1850: 219 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Erichson, 1840: 920 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 427 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 43 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Campbell, 1979: 11 (Tachyporus; neotype designation: New York; synonym of nitidulus).
nitidus Stephens, 1832: 177 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Suffolk).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
flavicornis Stephens, 1832: 177 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 373 (Tachyporus; variety of testaceus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
minimus Stephens, 1832: 178 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Devonshire; London).
— Stephens, 1839: 373 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
angustatus Stephens, 1832: 178 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London; Norfolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 373 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
brunneus Stephens, 1832: 179 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: London; Devonshire).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; variety of thoracicus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus; [Note: Waterhouse cited “brunneus, Fab., Steph.” so I assume he intended that brunneus Stephens and brunneus Fabricius were synonyms]).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
basalis Stephens, 1832: 179 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London).
— Stephens, 1839: 373 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
gracilis Stephens, 1832: 179 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London; Norfolk; Bristol).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
libens Stephens, 1832: 179 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Battersea; London; Norfolk; Devonshire).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
pusillus Stephens, 1832: 180 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: London; Norfolk; Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; [Note: Cited pusillus Gravenhorst, 1806, and pusillus Stephens, 1832, as referring to the same species]; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
thoracicus Stephens, 1832: 180 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; cited as thoracius; synonym of nitidulus).
pyrrhoceras Stephens, 1832: 180 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Norfolk; Suffolk; Devonshire).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
pyrrhopterus Stephens, 1832: 181 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London; Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
flavus Stephens, 1832: 191 (Conurus; Type locality: London; [Note: See lectotype designation by Hammond, 1973]).
— Stephens, 1839: 378 (Conurus; characters; England).
— Hammond, 1973: 160 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; synonym of nitidulus).
scutellaris Lacordaire, 1835: 517 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Paris).
— Erichson, 1839b: 241 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 427 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; variety of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
crassicornis Mannerheim, 1844: 180 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 308 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 599 [= 1876: 81] (Tachyporus; synonym of tersus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 189 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of tersus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
chloroticus Kolenati, 1846: 12 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Caucasus; Transcaucasia).
— Hochhuth, 1849: 88 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 427 (Tachyporus; synonym of brunneus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; variety of brunneus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
elegantulus Reiche and Saulcy, 1856: 360 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Beyrouth).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; notes).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Baudi, 1870: 382 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 602 [= 1876: 84] (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
crux Eppelsheim, 1892: 328 (Tachyporus; variety of nitidulus; Type locality: Taschkent; Margelan).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; variety of nitidulus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; aberration of nitidulus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1111 (Tachyporus; aberration of nitidulus; Cyprus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 16 (Tachyporus; aberration of nitidulus; Afghanistan).
— Scheerpeltz, 1964a: 301 (Tachyporus; aberration of nitidulus; Crete).
spaethi Luze, 1901: 152, 153 (Tachinus; variety of nitidulus; Type locality: Steiermark, Bachergebirge; Niederösterreich, Pitten; umgebung von Wien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; variety of nitidulus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; variety of nitidulus).
— Tóth, 1993: 33 (Tachyporus; variety of nitidulus; characters; Hungary).
compressicornis Luze, 1901: 153 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Caucasus; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995b]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 23 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Schülke, 1995b: 84 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; synonym of nitidulus).
longipennis Bernhauer, 1933b: 58 (Tachyporus; variety of nitidulus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Eritrea: Adi Caié).
nitidus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
nodicornis Stephens, 1832, see: Habrocerus.
obscurellus Zetterstedt, 1838: 54 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Lapponia Umensis, Stensele).
— Erichson, 1839b: 242 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapponia Umensi).
— Thomson, 1861: 151 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 309 (Tachyporus; characters).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 186 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— Luze, 1901: 168 (Tachyporus; variety of jocosus; characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; variety of jocosus).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 2 (Tachyporus; Kamchatka region).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Kerstens, 1956: 79 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Palm, 1966: 45 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Norway; Finland).
— Schülke, 1993 (Tachyporus; characters; Tyrolian Alps).
— Schülke, 1995a: 36 (Tachyporus; Irkutsk; Burjatien).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria; North Europe; Siberia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 21 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
skalitzkyi Luze, 1901: 162 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Sibirien, am Flusse Ussuri, 48° n. Br.).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 22 (Tachyporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; aberration of obscurellus).
mysticus Luze, 1901: 164 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Sibirien, Quellgebiet des Irkut; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995b]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 22 (Tachyporus; synonym of obscurellus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; synonym of obscurellus).
— Schülke, 1995b: 82 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; synonym of obscurellus).
obtusus Linné, 1767: 684 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Germania).
— Füessly, 1775: 21 (Staphylinus).
— Fabricius, 1775: 266 (Staphylinus; characters; Germany, England).
— Goeze, 1777: 718 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Schrank, 1781: 237 (Staphylinus; characters; Austria).
— Fabricius, 1781: 336 (Staphylinus; characters; England, Germany).
— Paykull, 1789: 78 (Staphylinus; description of variation of dispar is cited with obtusus as a synonym; Sweden).
— Villers, 1789: 414 (Staphylinus; characters; Germany).
— Rossi, 1790: 251 (Staphylinus; characters; Italy).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2028 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Schrank, 1798: 651 (Oxyporus; characters; notes).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 130 (Tachyporus; synonym of analis Fabricius).
— Marsham, 1802: 520 (Staphylinus; characters; Britain).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 239 (Tachyporus; synonym of analis Fabricius).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1832: 182 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839a: 392 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 288 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 232 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Mannerheim, 1844: 180 (Tachyporus).
— Märkel, 1845: 233 (Tachyporus; with Formica rufa).
— Westwood, 1845: 49 (Tachyporus; characters; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 682 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 34 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 476 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 419 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 149 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 95 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 306 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 595 [= 1876: 77] (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 185 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 211 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 194 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 348 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Luze, 1901: 177 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Siberia).
— Poppius, 1909: 31 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 316 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 320 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 205 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 80 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 238 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 86 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 46 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 57 (Tachyporus; widespread in southern and central Europe; Spain; Portugal; in southern and central northern Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Tachyporus; Poland).
— Coiffait, 1974a: 199 (Tachyporus; Siberia).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Araujo, 1978: 237 (Tachyporus; no defensive glands).
— Topp, 1979: 8 (Tachyporus; development; diapause).
— Frank, 1982: 51 (Tachyporus; list of parasites).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Nowosad, 1990: 155 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 139 (Tachyporus; collected with Formica truncorum; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 34 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachyporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachyporus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 87 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 19 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
vernalis O. Müller, 1776: 98 (Staphylinus; Type locality: Dania).
— Goeze, 1777: 727 (Staphylinus; characters).
— Gmelin, 1790: 2033 (Staphylinus; characters; Denmark).
— Turton, 1802: 517 (Staphylinus; characters; Denmark).
— Erichson, 1839b: 232 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 419 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 349 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Luze, 1901: 177 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
analis Fabricius, 1787: 222 (Oxyporus; Type locality: Kiliae).
— Fabricius, 1793: 533 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1795: 360 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Panzer, 1799b: 16 (Oxyporus; characters; illustrations).
— Fabricius, 1801: 606 (Oxyporus; characters; Germany).
— Gravenhorst, 1802: 129 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 239 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 58 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 290 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus Linné).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus Linné).
— Stephens, 1832: 182 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Griffith and Pidgeon, 1832: 299 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Runde, 1835: 24 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 516 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Erichson, 1839a: 392 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus Linné).
— Heer, 1839: 288 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 232 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 419 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Rey, 1882: 211 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 349 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Luze, 1901: 177 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
parvus Gmelin, 1790: 2037 (Staphylinus; replacement name for analis Fabricius, 1787, which was a secondary homonym when Gmelin cited it in Staphylinus; Type locality: Kilonii).
melanurus Marsham, 1802: 525 (Staphylinus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Britain).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 240 (Tachyporus; synonym of analis Fabricius).
— Curtis, 1829: 27 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Stephens, 1832: 183 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1839b: 232 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 419 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 349 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Luze, 1901: 177 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
daldorfii Turton, 1802: 521 (Staphylinus; replacement name for Oxyporus analis Fabricius which became a secondary homonym when Turton moved the species from Oxyporus to Staphylinus).
nitidicollis Stephens, 1832: 184 (Tachyporus; Type locality: London).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Fowler, 1888: 194 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus; characters; Britain).
— Luze, 1901: 177 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus; characters; England).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; aberration of obtusus).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus; characters in key).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; synonym of obtusus).
— Tóth, 1993: 34 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus; characters; Hungary).
sibiricus Motschulsky, 1860: 574 (Tachyporus; Type locality: environs d'Irkoutsk dans la Sibérie orientale).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 37 (Tachyporus; characters; Siberia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Luze, 1901: 177 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; variety of obtusus).
immaculatus Jacobs, 1926: 309 (Tachyporus; aberration of obtusus; [Note: Nomen nudum (Articles 1.3.4, 45.5)]; cited from Goslar).
oculatus Sharp, 1888: 452 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Japan; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1998b]. Originally cited from Miyanoshita; Hakone).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Schülke, 1997: 152 (Tachyporus; atriceps group).
— Schülke, 1998b: 372 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Japan; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
opicus Say, 1832, see: Sepedophilus.
oregonus Blackwelder, 1936, see: mexicanus Sharp, 1883.
ornatus Campbell, 1979: 36 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Quebec: St. Louis, Arthabasca. Also cited from Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Colorado, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Vermont).
orthogrammus Sharp, 1888: 453 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Kiga).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachyporus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Tachyporus, cited as Tachyorus; China).
— Schülke, 1997: 152 (Tachyporus; atriceps group).
— Schülke, 1998b: 376 (Tachyporus; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China.
pacificus Campbell, 1979: 47 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: British Columbia: 4 mi. W. Midway. Also cited from California, Oregon, Washington).
pallescens Sharp, 1883: 312 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Guatemala City, Guatemala; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]. Originally cited from Guatemala, Guatemala city, Quiche Mountains 7000 to 9000 feet).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1979: 70 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Guatemala City, Guatemala; characters; Guatemala; Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala, Mexico.
pallidus Sharp, 1871d: 10 (Tachyporus; proposed for tersus as misidentified by Rye; Type locality: Not cited).
— Fauvel, 1875: 597 [= 1876: 79] (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 187 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Fowler, 1888: 195 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Luze, 1901: 170 (Tachyporus; synonym of scutellaris).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of scutellaris).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; synonym of scutellaris).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; Austria; Czechoslovakia).
— Welch, 1993: 229 (Tachyporus; ovariole number and ovary structure).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 22 (Tachyporus; Netherlands).
— Owen, 1997a: 150 (Tachyporus; collecting sites; Ireland).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 18 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
scutellaris Rye, 1871: 32 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Lee pit, on Barnes Common, and elsewhere in the London district).
— Fauvel, 1875: 597 [= 1876: 79] (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 187 (Tachyporus; synonym of pallidus).
— Luze, 1901: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria; England; northern Europe).
— Poppius, 1909: 30 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 207 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Kerstens, 1956: 80 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 239 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 47 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 60 (Tachyporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Britain; Ireland; Denmark; Holland; Belgium; France; Switzerland; Italy; Austria; Hungary; Czechoslovakia; Germany; Austria).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 123 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; synonym of pallidus).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (Tachyporus; synonym of pallidus).
— Drugmand, 1988: 63 (Tachyporus; Belgium).
— Tóth, 1993: 37 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; synonym of pallidus).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; synonym of pallidus).
pallipes Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Tachinus.
parvipennis Scheerpeltz, 1976: 46 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Basislager Yaral bei Pangpoche, ca. 3900 m).
pectoralis Sharp, 1883: 312 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Guatemala, Quezaltenango, 7800 feet; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1979: 61 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; Guatemala).
▴ Distribution: Guatemala.
pedicularius Gravenhorst, 1802, see: Sepedophilus.
perpusillus Coiffait, 1981f: 341 (Tachyporus; Type locality: South Andaman, Peele Island).
petzi Bernhauer, 1927, see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
piceus Mäklin, 1846, see: pusillus Gravenhorst, 1806.
pinkeri Luze, 1903, see: ruficollis Gravenhorst, 1802.
pisciformis Heer, 1839, see: ruficollis Gravenhorst, 1802.
posticus Förster, 1849, see: ruficollis Gravenhorst, 1802.
puetzi Schülke, 1998b: 390 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Russia or.: Sakhalin, Aniva distr., 5 km W. Petropavlovsky, tributary of Lyutoga river).
pulchellus Mannerheim, 1843a: 82 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Not cited).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachyporus; with Formica fuliginosa).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 424 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 189 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Luze, 1901: 161 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia; northern Russia; northern Siberia; Amur region).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 211 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 84 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 240 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 50 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 65 (Tachyporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Baltics; Poland; Germany).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 106 (Tachyporus; catalog; Austria).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (Tachyporus; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Baltic States).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 197 (Tachyporus; catalog; Poland).
— Tóth, 1986: 24 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; Germany; Poland; Austria; Denmark; Sweden).
— Schülke and Uhlig, 1988: 13 (Tachyporus; notes; Germany).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (Tachyporus; notes).
— Nowosad, 1990: 163 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Bruge, Haghebaert, and Drugmand, 1991: 52 (Tachyporus; notes; Belgium).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Tachyporus; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania).
— Tóth, 1993: 40 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Siitonen, 1993: 231 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Finland).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy ?).
— Schülke, 1995a: 36 (Tachyporus; Burjatien).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 111 (Tachyporus; checklist; Denmark).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 22 (Tachyporus; Netherlands).
— Smoleński, 1997: 80 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Poland).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (Tachyporus; characters).
— M. Hansen, Pedersen, and Pritzl, 1999: 82 (Tachyporus; Denmark).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 21 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachyporus; nomen protectum).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
italicus Luze, 1901: 160 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Italien).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Bernhauer, 1917b: 22 (Tachyporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; synonym of pulchellus).
— Schülke, 1995b: 82 (Tachyporus; characters; notes; synonym of pulchellus).
pulchellus Heer, 1839, see: scitulus Erichson, 1839.
pulchrus Blatchley, 1910: 447 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Lake, Marion, Putnam Counties, Indiana; [Note: See lectotype designation by Campbell, 1979]).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 51 (Tachyporus; characters; Indiana).
— Campbell, 1979: 74 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Marion Co., Indiana; characters; Manitoba; Ontario; Illinois; Indiana; Massachusetts; New Jersey; New York; Pennsylvania; West Virginia).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 479 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
▴ Distribution: Canada, USA.
punctipennis Tottenham, 1956: 327 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Ruanda: Rutovu, forêt du Rugege, 2350 m).
punctulatus Melsheimer, 1844, see: Coproporus.
pusillus Gravenhorst, 1806: 9 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Brunsvigae).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 241 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 59 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1829: 28 (Tachyporus; catalog; Britain).
— C. Sahlberg, 1830: 291 (Tachyporus; characters; Finland).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 60 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 474 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden).
— Runde, 1835: 25 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lacordaire, 1835: 516 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Erichson, 1839a: 394 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 289 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 239 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 681 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 39 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— Hartung, 1855: 140 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Wollaston, 1864: 557, 1865: 480, Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559, Fauvel, 1897d: 316, and Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477, cited marginatus Hartung as a synonym of pusillus; Hartung did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Fabricius]; Canary Islands).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 480 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 427 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 151 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Wollaston, 1864: 557 (Tachyporus; notes; Canary Islands).
— Wollaston, 1865: 480 (Tachyporus; habitat; notes; Madeira Islands; Canary Islands).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 300 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Syria).
— Baudi, 1870: 382 (Tachyporus; characters; Italy).
— Rye, 1870a: 80 (Tachyporus; notes; Britain).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 602 [= 1876: 84] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Madeira; Barbary; Syria).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 187 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Fauvel, 1878: 133 [= 1878a: 53] (Tachyporus; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Rey, 1882: 229 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Tachyporus; Tunisia; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 196 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Eppelsheim, 1892: 328 (Tachyporus; Turkestan).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Luze, 1901: 159 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region; Caucasus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Tachyporus; Barbary; Egypt; Canaries).
— Poppius, 1905: 8 (Tachyporus; Orkney Islands).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 108 (Tachyporus; Corsica).
— Montandon, 1908: 81 (Tachyporus; Romania).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 319 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 476 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Dodero, 1925: 5 (Tachyporus; Libya).
— Portevin, 1929: 322 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Gridelli, 1930: 78 (Tachyporus; Libya).
— Cameron, 1932: 381 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— C. Koch, 1941: 68 (Tachyporus; Morocco).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— Español, 1945: 93 (Tachyporus; Spain).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 212 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1954: 168 (Tachyporus; Canary Islands).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1112 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Kerstens, 1956: 85 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Scheerpeltz, 1960d: 137 (Tachyporus; Portugal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 136 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961h: 253 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 16 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Lohse, 1964: 240 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Focarile, 1964: 64 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Palm, 1966: 51 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 66 (Tachyporus; Caucasus; Siberia; Japan; Afghanistan; Canaries; Libya; Egypt; Cyprus; all Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Tachyporus; Poland).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 123 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Coiffait, 1982: 38 (Tachyporus; India).
— Bordoni, 1982a: 141 (Tachyporus; cave collection; Sardinia).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Tóth, 1993: 39 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Tachyporus, cited as Tachporus; China).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Sparacio, 1995: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 437 (Tachyporus; Canary Islands).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 86 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 21 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
▴ Distribution: Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Canary Islands, Madeira, Europe, Caucasus, Turkey, Syria, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, India, China.
macropterus Stephens, 1832: 186 (Tachyporus; [Note: Most authors have misidentified macropterus so most of the subsquent citations for that name are found with T. scitulus]; Type locality: London).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Tottenham, 1949: 425 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
dimidiatus Stephens, 1832: 186 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Norfolk; Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of scitulus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of scitulus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 601 [= 1876: 83] (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Luze, 1901: 157 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Donisthorpe, 1930: 30 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
anticus Erichson, 1839b: 235 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Aegyptus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 602 [= 1876: 84] (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Cameron, 1932: 381 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
piceus Mäklin, 1846: 174 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Urpala).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 602 [= 1876: 84] (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Cameron, 1932: 381 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
satanas Luze, 1901: 159 (Tachyporus; variety of pusillus; Type locality: Austria, Steyr; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1995b]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; variety of pusillus).
— Cameron, 1932: 381 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; aberration of pusillus).
— Coiffait, 1978d: 166 (Tachyporus; variety of pusillus; Turkey).
— Tóth, 1993: 39 (Tachyporus; variety of pusillus; characters).
— Schülke, 1995b: 83 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; synonym of pusillus).
pusillus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
putridarius Gistel, 1857: 64 (Tachyporus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Germania, Helvetia).
putridus Stephens, 1832: 185 (Tachyporus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: London).
— Holme, 1837: 62 (Tachyporus; Scilly Islands).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
▴ Distribution: Britain.
pyrrhoceras Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
pyrrhopterus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
quadriscopulatus Pandellé, 1869: 304 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Pyrenaei, Calvados; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]).
— Fauvel, 1875: 599 [= 1876: 81] (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Rey, 1882: 243 (Tachyporus; subgenus Trachyopus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Luze, 1901: 166 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; variety of atriceps).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; aberration of atriceps).
— Horion, 1967: 64 (Tachyporus; Norway; Finland; France; Germany; Austria; Czechoslovakia).
— Lundberg, 1972: 174 (Tachyporus; Sweden).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; cited as valid species; Britain).
— Vorst, 1992: 102 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Netherlands).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic).
— Hodge and Jones, 1995: 43 (Tachyporus; notes; Britain).
— Gerend and Braunert, 1997: 202 (Tachyporus; notes; Luxembourg).
— Schülke, 1997: 144, 146 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; atriceps group; characters; Germany; Austria; Slovakia; Poland; France; Spain; Portugal; Norway; Finland; Andorra).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 20 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia.
centrimaculatus J. Sahlberg, 1871a: 420 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Muonioniska).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 186 (Tachyporus; synonym of jocosus).
— Luze, 1901: 166 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; variety of atriceps).
— Schülke, 1997: 146 (Tachyporus; synonym of quadriscopulatus quadriscopulatus).
signifer Pandellé, 1872: 32 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Bône; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]).
— Fauvel, 1875: 599 [= 1876: 81] (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Luze, 1901: 166 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; variety of atriceps; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 473 (Tachyporus; variety of atriceps).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1501 (Tachyporus; aberration of atriceps).
— Kerstens, 1956: 83 (Tachyporus; valid species; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 239 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 49 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Czechoslovakia; Austria).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (Tachyporus; misidentified by others; valid species; notes).
— Tóth, 1993: 36 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Schülke, 1997: 149 (Tachyporus; subspecies of quadriscopulatus; lectotype designation: Bone; characters; Tunisia; Algeria; Morocco; Spain; Portugal).
rarus Lea, 1899: 530 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Beverley, Darling Ranges, W.A.; Forest Reefs, N.S.W.).
reitteri Luze, 1901: 170 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Russisches Central Asien, Provinz Sir Darja, Aulie Ata; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1991a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Schülke, 1991a: 220 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; Uzbekistan).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan.
rothschildi Rambousek, 1922: 1012 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Ethiopie: Addis-Abeba).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1974c: 27 (Tachyporus; Ethiopia).
▴ Distribution: Ethiopia.
rubricollis W. J. MacLeay, 1873, see: Coproporus.
rubroscutellaris R. Dvořák, 1954 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
rufescens Solier, 1849, see: Nomimocerus.
ruficeps Kraatz, 1857, see: abdominalis Fabricius, 1781.
ruficollis Gravenhorst, 1802: 128 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Europa; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]. No locality originally cited).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 7 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Zetterstedt, 1828: 58 (Tachyporus; characters; Lapland).
— Curtis, 1839: pl. 762 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 59 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden; Russia).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 473 (Tachyporus; Finland; Sweden; Russia).
— Runde, 1835: 25 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Zetterstedt, 1838: 55 (Tachyporus; characters; habitat; Lapland).
— Heer, 1839: 288 (Tachyporus; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 239 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Stephens, 1839: 374 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Heer, 1841: 585 (Tachyporus; characters; notes; Switzerland).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachyporus; with Formica fuliginosa).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 681 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Hardy, 1851: 67 (Tachyporus; notes; England).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 479 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 424 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; Austria).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 304 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 600 [= 1876: 82] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Russia; Germany; Switzerland; Italy).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Rey, 1882: 238 (Tachyporus; subgenus Trachyopus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; characters; middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901: 165 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 318 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 321 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 209 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 82 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 238 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 85 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 49 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Horion, 1967: 63 (Tachyporus; Denmark; Holland; Belgium; Switzerland; France; Germany; Austria; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Romania; Poland; Ukraine; Russia).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark).
— Tóth, 1993: 36 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Schülke, 1997: 134 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Europa; atriceps group; characters; Belgium; Netherlands; Denmark; Germany; Austria; Switerzerland; Czech Republic; Slovakia; France; Spain; Italy; Slovenia; Croatia; Bosnia-Hercegovina; Romania; Poland; Ukraine; Russia).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 22 (Tachyporus; Netherlands).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 16 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia.
lateralis Gravenhorst, 1802: 127 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Saxonia, Leipzig; [Note: See neotype designation by Schülke, 1997]. Originally cited from Brunsvigae).
— Gravenhorst, 1806: 7 (Tachyporus).
— Erichson, 1839b: 238 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 424 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 558 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Rey, 1882: 222 (Tachyporus; synonym of humerosus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Luze, 1901: 166 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 472 (Tachyporus; synonym of atriceps).
— Schülke, 1997: 134 (Tachyporus; neotype designation: Saxonia, Leipzig; synonym of ruficollis).
pisciformis Heer, 1839: 289 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Matt, Kanton Glarus; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 424 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Rey, 1882: 238 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Luze, 1901: 165 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Schülke, 1997: 134, 135 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Matt, Kanton Glarus; synonym of ruficollis).
posticus A. Förster, 1849: 39 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Aachen; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1997]).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 424 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1866c: 247 [= 1866d: 105] (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; variety of ruficollis).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Rey, 1882: 238 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
— Schülke, 1997: 134, 136 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; synonym of ruficollis).
pinkeri Luze, 1903b: 197 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nördliches Krain: Wochein, Cerna-prst).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; variety of ruficollis).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1505 (Tachyporus; aberration of ruficollis).
— Schülke, 1995b: 85 (Tachyporus; characters; synonym of ruficollis).
— Schülke, 1997: 134, 136 (Tachyporus; synonym of ruficollis).
rufomarginatus Kolenati, 1846 see: hypnorum Fabricius, 1775.
rufus Erichson, 1839, see: formosus A. Matthews, 1838.
rufus Grimmer, 1841 [Note: Nomen dubium], see: Sepedophilus.
rulomoides Campbell, 1979: 26 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Quebec: Mt. Orford Pk. Also cited from Ontario, Massachusetts and New York).
rulomus Blackwelder, 1936: 44 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Alaska: between Rapid River and Rampart House. Also cited from Alberta; British Columbia; Saskatchewan; Montana; Wyoming; Michigan; Washington; California).
— Hatch, 1957: 123 (Tachyporus; characters; British Columbia; Idaho; Washington; Oregon).
— Campbell, 1979: 23 (Tachyporus; characters; Alberta; British columbai; Labrador; Monitoba; Newfoundland; Northwest Territories; Ontario; Quebec; Yukon Territory; Alaska; Colorado; Michigan; Montana; New Hampshire; Wyoming).
— Elias, 1991: 557 (Tachyporus; Quaternary fossil collection; Colorado).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 477 (Tachyporus; characters; Canada; USA).
▴ Distribution: USA, Canada.
saginatus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Lamprinodes.
sahlbergi Luze, 1901: 160 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Turkestan, Dschilarik; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1991a]).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Gridelli, 1934: 83 (Tachyporus; Karakoram region).
— Schülke, 1991a: 213 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation; characters; type locality: Dschilarik; Turkmenia).
▴ Distribution: Turkmenistan, “Karakorum region”.
satanas Luze, 1901, see: pusillus Gravenhorst, 1806.
scheerpeltzi Schülke, 1991a: 222 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Walang, 2750 m, Salangtal, Hindukusch, O-Afghanistan).
scitulus Erichson, 1839a: 395 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mark Brandenburg).
— Erichson, 1839b: 240 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Mannerheim, 1843a: 83 (Tachyporus).
— Grimm, 1845: 134 (Tachyporus; with Formica rufa; Germany).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachyporus).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 681 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 40 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 480 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 426 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Kraatz, 1858a: 55 (Tachyporus; Greece).
— Peyron, 1858: 420 (Tachyporus; Turkey).
— Thomson, 1861: 151 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Hochhuth, 1862: 39 (Tachyporus; Russia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 303 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Russia; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Solsky, 1874: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; Turkestan).
— Fauvel, 1875: 601 [= 1876: 83] (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 188 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 227 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Luze, 1901: 157 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Blatchley, 1910: 448 (Tachyporus; characters; Indiana).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; synonym of macropterus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; variety of macropterus).
— Blackwelder, 1936: 43 (Tachyporus; synonym of nitidulus).
— Cameron, 1944a: 17 (Tachyporus; valid species; characters; not found in Britain).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Lohse and Lucht, 1989: 181 (Tachyporus; note; references to macropterus of authors, not Stephens belong with scitulus).
— Schülke, 1995a: 37 (Tachyporus; Irkutsk; Burjatien).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; cited with “macropterus Auct. nec Stephens” as synonym; Italy).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 20 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Algeria, Turkey, Georgia, Iran, Turkmenistan, Kyrgzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Russia, Mongolia.
macropterus: sensu Fauvel and others.
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 241 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475, cited pusillus variety b as a synonym of macropterus Stephens; there is no available name]; characters; Sweden).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of scitulus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of scitulus).
— Fauvel, 1875: 601 [= 1876: 83] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Algeria; Cyprus; Turkey; Turkestan; Iran; Siberia; Amur region).
— Fauvel, 1878: 133 [= 1878a: 53] (Tachyporus; Algeria).
— Fauvel, 1886: 64 [= 1886a: 56] (Tachyporus; Algeria).
— Eppelsheim, 1892: 328 (Tachyporus; Turkestan).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 352 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region).
— Luze, 1901: 157 (Tachyporus; characters; Palaearctic region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; Algeria).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 108 (Tachyporus; Corsica).
— Poppius, 1909: 30 (Tachyporus; Lena Valley, Siberia).
— Reitter, 1909: 95 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 319 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 475 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Notman, 1920b: 706 (Tachyporus; Florida).
— Bernhauer, 1926g: 1 (Tachyporus; Kamchatka region).
— Portevin, 1929: 322 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Donisthorpe, 1930: 30 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1504 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 212 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 86 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 241 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965c: 512 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Smetana, 1965e: 175 (Tachyporus; Mongolia).
— Palm, 1966: 52 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 66 (Tachyporus; Mongolia; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Britain; widespread in central and southern Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 739 (Tachyporus; Poland).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Schülke, 1991b: 13 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; Netherlands; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Romania; Bosnia; Italy; Bulgaria; Russia; Georgia; Turkestan; Kirghiz; Uzbekistan; Tadjikistan).
— Tóth, 1993: 40 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
pulchellus Heer, 1839: 289 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Camogaskerthal; Julier; am Gotthard).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 426 (Tachyporus; synonym of scitulus).
— Fauvel, 1866c: 247 [= 1866d: 105] (Tachyporus; synonym of scitulus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; variety of scitulus).
— Herman, 2001: 57 (Tachyporus; nomen oblitum).
scutellaris Lacordaire, 1835, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
scutellaris Rye, 1871, see: pallidus Sharp, 1871.
scutellaroides R. Dvořák, 1954 [Note: Nomen nudum], see: chrysomelinus Linné, 1758.
secretus Bernhauer, 1917, see: dilutus Motschulsky, 1860.
sepultus† Heyden and Heyden, 1866: 134 (Tachyporus; Oligocene fossil; Type locality: Braunkohle des Siebengebirges).
— Scudder, 1891: 587 (Tachyporus; catalog; Aquitanian; Prussia).
— Handlirsch, 1907: 722 (Tachyporus; catalog; Oligocene; Rheinlande).
▴ Distribution: Germany.
sericeus Lacordaire, 1835, see: Sepedophilus.
sharpi Campbell, 1979: 49 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: Mexico: km 10, 10,000 feet, V. Popocatepétl. Also cited from Nuevo Leon, San Luis Potosi, Arizona, Colorado).
▴ Distribution: Mexico, USA.
sibiricus Motschulsky, 1860, see: obtusus Linné, 1767.
signifer Pandellé, 1872, see: quadriscopulatus Pandellé, 1869.
silvestris Bernhauer, 1915d: 157 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Deutsch-Ostafrika: Süd-Uluzuru, 1500–2000 m).
simlaensis Cameron, 1926: 184, 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Chakrata and Simla Districts, 6500 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 380 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Gridelli, 1934: 83 (Tachyporus; Karakoram region).
— Coiffait, 1983: 274 (Tachyporus; Kashmir).
▴ Distribution: India, “Karakorum region”.
tristis Cameron, 1932: 381 (Tachyporus; variety of simlaensis; [preoccupied]; Type locality: Kashmir: Gulmarg).
singularis Cameron, 1926: 184, 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Chakrata District; Chulli Khud, 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 383 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
skalitzkyi Luze, 1901, see: obscurellus Zetterstedt, 1838.
snyderi Blackwelder, 1936, see: jocosus Say, 1832.
solutus Erichson, 1839b: 236 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Europa).
— Märkel, 1845: 234 (Tachyporus; with Formica fuliginosa).
— P. Lucas, 1846: 105 (Tachyporus; notes; Algeria).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 680 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 37 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; France).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 478 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 421 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 169 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 150 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 306 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 187 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 597 [= 1876: 79] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Algeria; Syria; Caucasus).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— Fauvel, 1878: 133 [= 1878a: 53] (Tachyporus; Algeria).
— Rey, 1882: 217 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fauvel, 1886: 63 [= 1886a: 55] (Tachyporus; Morocco; Algeria).
— Fowler, 1888: 195 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 350 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Mediterranean region).
— Luze, 1901: 173 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe; Caucasus; Mediterranean region).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 123 (Tachyporus; Morocco; Algeria; Tunisia).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 107 (Tachyporus; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 317 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 321 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— Tottenham, 1949: 425 (Tachyporus; checklist; Britain).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 335 (Tachyporus; cave species; Spain).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 207 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Scheerpeltz, 1956c: 1112 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Kerstens, 1956: 80 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Kocher, 1958: 167 (Tachyporus; Morocco).
— Scheerpeltz, 1961d: 136 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Ferreira, 1962: 12 (Tachyporus; Portugal).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963a: 422 (Tachyporus; Greece).
— Lohse, 1964: 239 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Smetana, 1964d: 86 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965b: 409 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Scheerpeltz, 1965c: 513 (Tachyporus; Sicily).
— Palm, 1966: 46 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 59 (Tachyporus; Caucasus; Morocco; Algeria; Cyprus; Siberia; widespread in southern and central Europe; south of northern Europe).
— Szujecki, 1968a: 738 (Tachyporus; Poland).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 107 (Tachyporus; catalog; Austria).
— Bolov, 1969: 514 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Russia).
— Coiffait, 1970e: 63 (Tachyporus; Cyprus).
— Osella and Zanetti, 1975: 124 (Tachyporus; collected from nest of Talpa europaea; notes; Italy).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Muona, 1979: 21 (Tachyporus; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Baltic States).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 199 (Tachyporus; catalog; Poland).
— Bordoni, 1982a: 142 (Tachyporus; cave collection; Sardinia).
— Frank, 1982: 51 (Tachyporus; list of parasites).
— Ádám, 1987: 154 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Hungary).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Gusarov, 1989: 6 (Tachyporus; habitat notes; Ukraine).
— Zanetti, 1989: 112 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Nowosad, 1990: 157 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Schülke, 1991b: 8 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; Denmark; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; England; Hungary; Netherlands; Italy; Bosnia; Romania; Bulgaria; Georgia).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 25 (Tachyporus; Finland; Russia; Sweden; Norway; Denmark; Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania).
— Tóth, 1993: 37 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Franzen, 1996: 207 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Germany).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 110 (Tachyporus; checklist; Denmark).
— Smoleński, 1997: 80 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Poland).
— Eisinger, 1997: 171 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Germany).
— T. Wagner, 1997: 235 (Tachyporus; collecting notes; Germany).
— Telnov, Bersevskis, Savich, Kovalevsky, Berdnikov, Doronin, Cibulskis, and Ratniece, 1997: 47 (Tachyporus; Latvia).
— Anderson, Nash, and O'Connor, 1997: 21 (Tachyporus; Ireland).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 18 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing, 2001: 75 (Tachyporus; collected from xerothermous site; Germany).
— Herman, 2001: 36 (Tachyporus; nomen protectum).
▴ Distribution: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Europe, Georgia, Syria.
marginellus Stephens, 1832: 182 (Tachyporus; [Note: This name is older than solutus]; Type locality: London; Bristol).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— Hardy, 1851: 66 (Tachyporus; synonym of chrysomelinus).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of solutus).
— Herman, 2001: 36 (Tachyporus; nomen oblitum).
cameroni Donisthorpe, 1944: 67 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Rosbeigh, Co. Kerry, Ireland).
somaliensis Cameron, 1944d: 316 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Somaliland: Dolphin Bay).
spaethi Luze, 1901, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
stacesmithi Campbell, 1979: 37 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; Type locality: British Columbia: Creston).
▴ Distribution: Canada.
stejnegeri Blackwelder, 1936: 47 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nikolski, Bering Island, Bering Sea).
— Campbell, 1976b: 235 (Tachyporus; characters; type locality on Russian island).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 87 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; catalog; may occur in northeastern Russia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
suavis Sharp, 1888: 452 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Fukushima; [Note: See lectotype designation by Schülke, 1998b]. Also cited from Yuyama; Chiuzenji; Nikko).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Nakane, 1963a: 96 (Tachyporus; characters; habitus photograph; Japan).
— Yuh, Paik, Kwon, and Lee, 1985: 251 (Tachyporus; Korea).
— Schülke, 1998b: 392 (Tachyporus; lectotype designation: Fukushima; characters; Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan, Korea.
subflavopictus Coiffait, 1984: 123 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nepal: Thodung via Those, 3000 m).
subtestaceus Stephens, 1832, see: formosus A. Matthews, 1838.
sudanensis Scheerpeltz, 1974c: 26 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Sudan: Equatoria: Yel-Marili. Also cited from Ethiopia).
▴ Distribution: Sudan, Ethiopia.
suturalis Cameron, 1932: 382 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Darjeeling Dist.: Ghum).
tarsalis Sharp, 1887: 782 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mexico, Salazar).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Campbell, 1979: 56 (Tachyporus; characters; Mexico).
▴ Distribution: Mexico.
teberdanus Bernhauer, 1938, see: terminalis Sharp, 1888.
tehamae Blackwelder, 1936, see: californicus Horn, 1877.
temacus Blackwelder, 1936, see: mexicanus Sharp, 1883.
terminalis Sharp, 1888: 451 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Shimonosuwa Lake).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Schülke, 1998b: 388 (Tachyporus; characters; Russia; China).
▴ Distribution: Japan, China, Russia.
manchuricus Bernhauer, 1938a: 22 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Mandschurei: Hengtaohotze).
— J. Li, 1993: 42 (Tachyporus, cited as Tadyporus; cited as mandschuricus; China).
— Schülke, 1995a: 36 (Tachyporus; notes; characters; Primorie).
— Schülke, 1998b: 388 (Tachyporus; synonym of terminalis).
teberdanus Bernhauer, 1938a: 23 (Tachyporus; variety of manchuricus; Type locality: Kaukasus: Teberda).
tersus Erichson, 1839b: 237 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Germania, Kirstein).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 823 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Küster, 1853a: 38 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 479 (Tachyporus; characters; France; Belgium).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 425 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 171 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Tachyporus; habitat; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 301 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany; England; Pyrenees).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 189 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Fauvel, 1875: 599 [= 1876: 81] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Britain; Germany; Italy; Russia).
— Rey, 1882: 241 (Tachyporus; subgenus Trachyopus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 196 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria; Germany; France; England; Finland).
— Luze, 1901: 167 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria; Germany; France; Pyrenees; England; Finland).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 322 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key; name replaces the preoccupied lateralis Stephens).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 208 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 81 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Lohse, 1964: 240 (Tachyporus; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 48 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 61 (Tachyporus; Britain; Ireland; Holland; Belgium; Germany; Austria; France; Spain; Italy; Istria; Romania; Czech Republic; Poland; Denmark; Norway; Sweden; Finland).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Nowosad, 1990: 161 (Tachyporus; collected from mole nest; notes; Poland).
— Tóth, 1993: 39 (Tachyporus; cited as valid species; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy ?).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 18 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe.
lateralis Stephens, 1832: 185 (Tachyporus; [preoccupied]; Type locality: London; Suffolk).
— Stephens, 1839: 375 (Tachyporus; characters; England).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 21 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 477 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Cameron, 1932: 381 (Tachyporus; synonym of pusillus).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16, 17 (Tachyporus; synonym of tersus).
testaceus Solier, 1849, see: Sepedophilus.
thoracicus Stephens, 1832, see: nitidulus Fabricius, 1781.
transversalis Gravenhorst, 1806: 8 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Brunsvigae).
— Gyllenhal, 1810: 240 (Tachyporus; [Note: Misidentification: Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478, cited ruficollis Gyllenhal as a synonym of transversalis; Gyllenhal did not describe the species as new, he attributed it to Gravenhorst]; characters; Sweden).
— Erichson, 1839a: 395 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Erichson, 1839b: 240 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 681 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Küster, 1853a: 41 (Tachyporus; characters; Europe).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 479 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 426 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 170 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1861: 151 (Tachyporus; characters; Scandinavia).
— Gredler, 1863: 96 (Tachyporus; Austria).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 559 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Pandellé, 1869: 301 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; France).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 188 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria).
— Fauvel, 1875: 602 [= 1876: 85] (Tachyporus; characters; France; Scandinavia; Britain; Germany; Russia; Austria; Italy).
— Seidlitz, 1875: 284 (Tachyporus; characters; Baltic region).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 189 (Tachyporus; Finland).
— Rey, 1882: 235 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 197 (Tachyporus; characters; Britain).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 351 (Tachyporus; characters; north and middle Europe).
— Luze, 1901: 164 (Tachyporus; characters; northern and central Europe).
— Reitter, 1909: 94 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 318 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 322 (Tachyporus; characters; France).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; catalog).
— Cameron, 1944a: 16 (Tachyporus; characters in key).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 210 (Tachyporus; characters; Denmark).
— Kerstens, 1956: 85 (Tachyporus; characters; Germany).
— Scheerpeltz, 1963: 16 (Tachyporus; Afghanistan).
— Smetana, 1964d: 84 (Tachyporus; Czechoslovakia).
— Palm, 1966: 50 (Tachyporus; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 65 (Tachyporus; Russia; Finland; Sweden; Norway; Britain; Ireland; Denmark; Ukraine; Baltics; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Hungary; Romania; Italy; France; Switzerland; Belgium; Holland; Germany; Austria).
— Pope, 1977: 33 (Tachyporus; Britain).
— Campbell, 1979: 34 (Tachyporus; subgenus Tachyporus; characters; Ontario; Quebec; Illinois; New York).
— Lucht, 1987: 113 (Tachyporus; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Janák and Vysoky, 1992: 139 (Tachyporus; collected with Formica truncorum; Bohemia).
— Tóth, 1993: 38 (Tachyporus; characters; Hungary).
— Boháč, 1993: 51 (Tachyporus; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Zanetti, 1995: 35 (Tachyporus; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 477 (Tachyporus; characters; USA).
— Sterrenburg and Schülke, 1997: 22 (Tachyporus; Netherlands).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (Tachyporus; characters).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 16 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Europe, Russia, Afghanistan, Canada, USA.
triangulus Cameron, 1928c: 567 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Sikkim: Gantok, 5000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 381 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
tristis W. J. MacLeay, 1873, see: Coproporus.
tristis Cameron, 1932, see: simlaensis Cameron, 1926.
trisulensis Coiffait, 1983d: 176 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Nepal: Trisuli Gosaikund, 3660 m).
▴ Distribution: Nepal.
truncatellus Gravenhorst, 1806, see: Sepedophilus.
undulatus Cameron, 1926: 183, 185 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Simla Hills; Fagu, 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 379 (Tachyporus; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1934: 1506 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
ussuriensis Schülke, 1998b: 396 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Russia, Prim., Partizansk distr., Alexeyevsky Khreb., 20 km E. Sergeyevka, S. env. Mt. Olkhovaya, 800–1200 m).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
vafer Schülke, 1996c: 489 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Austria inf.: Raschberg, Klosternbg. Also cited from Hungary, Turkey, Slovakia, and Serbia).
— Schülke, 1998i: 145 (Tachyporus; characters; Austria; Slovakia).
— Assing and Schülke, 1999: 18 (Tachyporus; characters).
▴ Distribution: Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Yugoslavia, Turkey.
vaulogeri Fauvel, 1900: 59 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Algérie: Edough).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 124 (Tachyporus; Algeria).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 478 (Tachyporus; catalog).
▴ Distribution: Algeria.
ventriculus Say, 1832, see: Coproporus.
vernalis O. Müller, 1776, see: obtusus Linné, 1767.
vigilans Olliff, 1886, see: Leucocraspedum.
wrasei Schülke, 1998b: 386 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Russia: Sakhalin, Tymovskiy distr., Zonalnoye vill., 10 km S Palevo).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
zerchei Schülke, 1998b: 397 (Tachyporus; Type locality: Russia: Khabarovskiy Kray, Boitsovo, 10 km N Bikin, Shivki Mtn., 47.05 N, 134.18 E).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
Termitoplus
[1 species; Neotropical Region]
Termitoplus Silvestri, 1946a: 547 (species included: grandis). Type Species: Termitoplus grandis Silvestri, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
grandis Silvestri, 1946a: 551 (Termitoplus; Type locality: Brasilia: S. Paulo. Also cited from Argentina).
Tribe Vatesini
Vatesini Seevers, 1958: 183 (replacement name for Xenocephalini). Type Genus: Vatesus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
— Seevers, 1965: 332 (myrmecophilus species; notes on classification).
— Smetana, 1983: 274 (tribe of Tachyporinae; characters).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67 (tribe of Tachyporinae).
Xenocephalini Wasmann, 1887: 411 (genera included: Xenocephalus). Type Genus: Xenocephalus (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
Xenocephalidae:
Vatesus
[26 species; Neotropical Region]
Vatesus Sharp, 1876c: 201 (species included: latitans). Type Species: Vatesus latitans Sharp, fixed by monotypy.
— Duvivier, 1883: 127 (catalog).
— Wasmann, 1900: 241 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 150 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 414 (type species: latitans).
— Seevers, 1958: 183 (revision; characters; list of species and their hosts; key to species).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 189 (characters; notes; species group classification; key to species).
— Seevers, 1965: 332 (characters; key to and list of species; myrmecophilus species).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 281–283 (phylogenetic relationships).
Xenocephalus Wasmann, 1887: 411 (species included: clypeatus; preoccupied by Kaup, 1858). Type Species: Xenocephalus clypeatus Wasmann, fixed by monotypy.
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 443 (world catalog; 8 species).
— Wasmann, 1929: 81 (characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1472 (synonym of Wasmannotherium).
— Paulian, 1941: 276 (larval characters).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 406 (type species: clypeatus).
— Seevers, 1958: 183 (synonym of Vatesus).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 190 (synonym of Vatesus).
— Seevers, 1965: 333 (synonym of Vatesus).
Wasmannotherium Bernhauer, 1921b: 77 (replacement name for Xenocephalus Wasmann). Type Species: Wasmannotherium clypeatum Wasmann, fixed by objective synonymy with Xenocephalus.
— Wasmann, 1929: 81 (synonym of Xenocephalus).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1472 (world catalog supplement).
— Bruch, 1932: 3 (notes).
— Blackwelder, 1944: 150 (checklist of species from Mexico, Central and South America, and the West Indies).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 403 (type species).
— Seevers, 1958: 183 (synonym of Vatesus).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 190 (synonym of Vatesus).
— Seevers, 1965: 333 (synonym of Vatesus).
amapaensis Borgmeier, 1961: 204 (Vatesus; Type locality: Brasil: Oiapoque, Território do Amapá).
argentinus Bruch, 1932: 3 (Wasmannotherium; Type locality: note cited, but presumably Misiones, Argentina).
— Seevers, 1958: 197 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 201 (Vatesus; characters; Argentina; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Argentina, Brazil.
brasiliensis Seevers, 1958: 194 (Vatesus; Type locality: Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Boa Sorte. Also cited from Argentina).
brevicornis Wasmann, 1925: 56 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1472 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 200 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 199 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
cincinnati Borgmeier, 1961: 207 (Vatesus; Type locality: Cuiabá, Mato Grosso).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
clypeatus Wasmann, 1887: 412 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Blumenau, Prov. St. Catharina, Brasil).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Xenocephalus; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 188 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil; Panama; Costa Rica; Oaxaca; Chiapas).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 194 (Vatesus; characters; Costa Rica; Bolivia).
— Akre and Torgerson, 1969 (Vatesus; natural history and behavior; Panama).
▴ Distribution: Bolivia, Brazil, Panama, Costa Rica, Mexico.
panamensis Mann, 1925: 166 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Barro Colorado, Canal Zone, Panama).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1473 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 188 (Vatesus; synonym of clypeatus).
henricischmidti Wasmann, 1929: 81 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: La Caja, 8 km westlich von San José in Costarica).
— Reichensperger, 1932: 13 (Xenocephalus; notes).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1473 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 188 (Vatesus; synonym of clypeatus).
gemellus Borgmeier, 1961: 200 (Vatesus; Type locality: Campinas, Goiás).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
gigas Wasmann, 1909: 181 (Xenocephalus, cited as Xenophalus; Type locality: Amazonas, Alto Purus, Ponte Alegre am oberen Rio Purus).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Xenocephalus; catalog).
— Wasmann, 1929: 81 (Xenocephalus; characters).
— Seevers, 1958: 190 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 197 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil; Colombia; Costa Rica).
▴ Distribution: Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica.
goeldii Wasmann, 1900: 244 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Theresopolis, Orgelgebirge, Staat de Rio de Janeiro; [Note: See lectotype designation by Seever, 1958]).
— Holmgren, 1908: 344 (Xenocephalus; notes; Peru).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Xenocephalus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1472 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 196 (Vatesus; lectotype designation; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 206 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil, Peru.
goianus Borgmeier, 1961: 196 (Vatesus; Type locality: Campinas, Goiás).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
gracilis Borgmeier, 1961: 199 (Vatesus; Type locality: Campinas, Goiás).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
henricischmidti Wasmann, 1929, see: clypeatus Wasmann, 1887.
hypomeralis Borgmeier, 1959, see: schneirlai Seevers, 1958.
latitans Sharp, 1876c: 202 (Vatesus; Type locality: Parana, South America).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Vatesus; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 188 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 197 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
schmalzi Wasmann, 1900: 242 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Joinville, S. Catharina).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Xenocephalus; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 188 (Vatesus; synonym of latitans).
limulus Wasmann, 1900: 243 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Theresopolis, Orgelgebirge, Staat Rio de Janeiro).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Xenocephalus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1473 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 195 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 204 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
lucidus Mann, 1926: 454 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Hamburg Farm, Santa Clara Province, Costa Rica).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1473 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 200 (Vatesus; characters; Costa Rica; Panama; British Honduras).
▴ Distribution: Belize, Costa Rica, Panama.
mexicanus Bernhauer, 1917n: 4 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Mexiko: Ver. Cordoba).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1473 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 191 (Vatesus; characters; Mexico; Costa Rica).
▴ Distribution: Costa Rica, Mexico.
panamensis Mann, 1925, see: clypeatus Wasmann, 1887.
paraguayensis Seevers, 1958: 192 (Vatesus; Type locality: Paraguay: Horqueta).
perplexus Borgmeier, 1961: 198 (Vatesus; Type locality: Juquiá, Staat São Paulo).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
praedatorius Seevers, 1958: 196 (Vatesus; Type locality: Panama Canal Zone, Barro Colorado Island. Also cited as Costa Rica).
punctipennis Bernhauer, 1917n: 5 (Xenochephalus; Type locality: Brasilien: Rio de Janeiro, Bom. Jes. d. Itepaboana).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1473 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 195 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 205 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
rettenmeyeri Seevers, 1958: 192 (Vatesus; Type locality: Panama Canal Zone, Barro Colorado Island).
rufus Wasmann, 1909: 181 (Xenocephalus, cited as Xenophalus; Type locality: Südbrasilien: Rio Grande do Sul, bei Rio Grande).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Xenocephalus; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 199 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 200 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
schmalzi Wasmann, 1900, see: latitans Sharp, 1876.
schneirlai Seevers, 1958: 199 (Vatesus; Type locality: Panama Canal Zone, Barro Colorado).
hypomeralis Borgmeier, 1959: 5 (Vatesus; Type locality: Campinas, Goiás).
schuppii Wasmann, 1890: 315 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Rio Gr. d. Sul).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 444 (Xenocephalus; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 194 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil; Paraguay).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 202 (Vatesus; cited as schuppi; characters; Argentina).
▴ Distribution: Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina.
simulans Borgmeier, 1961: 206 (Vatesus; Type locality: Campinas, Goiás).
splendidus Wasmann, 1925: 56 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Not cited).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1473 (Wasmannotherium; catalog).
— Seevers, 1958: 190 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
— Borgmeier, 1961: 199 (Vatesus; characters; Brazil).
▴ Distribution: Brazil.
trilobita Wasmann, 1894: 211 (Xenocephalus; Type locality: Colonia Alpina, Sta. Rita de Theresopolis, Orgelgebirge 800 m, Prov. Rio de Janeiro; [Note: See lectotype designation by Seevers, 1958]).
TACHYPORINAE: TRIBE INCERTAE SEDIS
Abscondus†
[2 species; Palaearctic Region]
Abscondus† Tikhomirova, 1968: 151 (Jurassic fossils; species included: regularis, similis). Type Species: Abscondus regularis Tikhomirova, fixed by original designation.
regularis† Tikhomirova, 1968: 152 (Abscondus; Jurassic Fossil; Type locality: Karatau, s. Michailovka).
similis† Tikhomirova, 1968: 152 (Abscondus; Jurassic Fossil; Type locality: Karatau, s. Michailovka).
Cuneocharis†
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Cuneocharis† Ryvkin, 1990a: 64 (Mesozoic Fossil; species included: elongatus). Type Species: Cuneocharis elongatus Ryvkin, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
elongatus† Ryvkin, 1990a: 65 (Cuneocharis; Mesozoic Fossil; Type locality: Daia).
▴ Distribution: Russia.
Hesterniasca†
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Hesterniasca† Zhang, Wang, and Xu, 1992: 279, 281 (species included: obesa). Type Species: Hesterniasca obesa Zhang, Wang, and Xu, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
obesa† Zhang, Wang, and Xu, 1992: 279, 281 (Hesterniasca; Type locality: Late Jurassic of Laiyang Formation in Laiyang City, Shandong Province, China).
▴ Distribution: China.
Mesotachinus†
[3 species; Palaearctic Region]
Mesotachinus† Tikhomirova, 1968: 148 (Jurassic fossils; species included: major, medius, minor). Type Species: Mesotachinus major Tikhomirova, fixed by original designation.
major† Tikhomirova, 1968: 148 (Mesotachinus; Jurassic Fossil; Type locality: Karatau, s. Michailovka).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan.
medius† Tikhomirova, 1968: 149 (Mesotachinus; Jurassic Fossil; Type locality: Karatau, s. Michailovka).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan.
minor† Tikhomirova, 1968: 149 (Mesotachinus; Jurassic Fossil; Type locality: Karatau, s. Michailovka).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan.
Mesotachyporus†
[1 species; Nearctic Region]
Mesotachyporus† Gusarov, 2000: 256 (Cretaceous fossil; species included: puer). Type Species: Mesotachyporus puer Gusarov, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
puer† Gusarov, 2000: 257 (Mesotachyporus; Cretaceous fossil, Turonian amber; Type locality: USA: New Jersey: Sayreville).
▴ Distribution: USA.
Ryvkinius†
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Ryvkinius Herman, 2001: 55 (replacement name for Mesoporus Ryvkin, not Cameron, 1959). Type Species: Mesoporus gracilis Ryvkin, fixed by objective synonymy with Mesoporus.
Mesoporus† Ryvkin, 1990a: 63 (Mesozoic Fossil; species included: gracilis; preoccupied by Cameron, 1959). Type Species: Mesoporus gracilis Ryvkin, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
gracilis† Ryvkin, 1990a: 64 (Mesoporus; Mesozoic Fossil; Type locality: Daia).
Tachyporoides†
[1 species; Palaearctic Region]
Tachyporoides† Tikhomirova, 1968: 150 (Jurassic fossil; species included: villosus). Type Species: Tachyporoides villosus Tikhomirova, fixed by original designation and monotypy.
villosus† Tikhomirova, 1968: 151 (Tachyporoides; Jurassic Fossil; Type locality: Karatau, s. Michailovka).
▴ Distribution: Kazakhstan.
TRICHOPHYINAE
[1 genus; 15 species (1 doubtful); Nearctic, Palaearctic, and Oriental Regions]
Trichophyinae:
— Eichelbaum, 1909: 191 (generic references; number of species in genus; general distribution of genus).
— Reitter, 1909: 90 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (world catalog).
— Porta, 1926: 131 (characters; species of Italy).
— Cameron, 1932: 311 (characters).
— Joy, 1932: 83 (key to British species).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1470 (world catalog supplement).
— Scheerpeltz, 1940: 52 (key to Palaearctic genera).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 243 (characters).
— Hatch, 1957: 49, 150 (characters).
— Arnett, 1963: 280 (characters; list of North American genera).
— Székessy, 1963: 64 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 221 (characters; central European species).
— Moore, 1964a: 89 (characters; notes).
— Palm, 1966: 3 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 97 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 305 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Welch, 1978: 61 (larval characters).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 156 (catalog; Poland).
— Shibata, 1985a: 18 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67 (listed in Staphylinidae).
— Tóth, 1993: 3 (characters).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993 (adult and larval characters; key to Nearctic species; phylogenetic relationships; checklist of species).
— Lawrence and Newton, 1995: 826 (discussion).
— Sparacio, 1995: 166 (characters; species of Sicily).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 38, 111 (listed in Tachyporine group of subfamilies; monophyletic group; list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (species of Northeastern North America).
— M. Hansen, 1997: 123, 176, 177, 179 (autapomorphic features; key adult and larval characters; notes).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 358 (characters; notes).
— Klimaszewski, 2000: 43 (characters; notes on classification, natural history, and distribution in Canada).
Trichophyina Thomson, 1859: 41 (genera included: Trichophya). Type Genus: Trichophya (see Newton and Thayer, 1992: 67).
Trichophyini:
— Thomson, 1858: 30 (characters).
— Jakobson, 1908: 448 (characters).
— Arnett, 1963: 280 (characters; list of North American genera).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species; tribe of the Tachyporinae).
Trichophyidae:
Trichophya
[15 species (1 doubtful); Nearctic, Palaearctic, and Oriental Regions]
Trichophya Mannerheim, 1830: 13, 73 (species included: pilicornis; [Note: Blackwelder, 1952: 395 cited Mannerheim, 1831: 487 as the original reference and 1831: 73 as the subsequent reference]). Type Species: Aleochara pilicornis Gyllenhal, fixed by monotypy.
— Mannerheim, 1831: 427, 487 (characters).
— Stephens, 1835: 434 (characters).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (characters; type species).
— Heer, 1839: 301 (characters).
— Erichson, 1839b: 267 (synonym of Trichophyus).
— Stephens, 1839: 352 (characters).
— Laporte, 1840: 197 (characters).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 685 (characters).
— Wollaston, 1854: 571 (characters; notes).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 486 (characters).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1856: 27 (characters).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 388 (characters).
— Thomson, 1858: 30 (characters).
— G. Waterhouse, 1858: 20 (catalog of British species).
— Thomson, 1859: 41 (characters; type species: pilicornis).
— Schaum, 1859: 24 (catalog; European species).
— Thomson, 1861: 112 (characters).
— Wencker and Silbermann, 1866: 25 (list of species; collecting notes; France).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (catalog).
— Jacquelin du Val, 1868: 64 (catalog; European species).
— Sharp, 1871d: 10 (list of British species).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 184 (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875: 618 [= 1876: 100] (characters).
— Fauvel, 1875a: XXXVIII [= 1876: 227] (catalog).
— Rey, 1883: 119 (characters).
— Sharp, 1888: 220 (characters).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1891: 96 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 325 (characters).
— Casey, 1897: 548 (characters; key to North American species).
— Heyden, Reitter, and Weise, 1906: 185 (list of species of Europe and Caucasus).
— Petri, 1912: 85 (list of species of Siebenbürgen).
— Johansen, 1914: 292 (characters).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (world catalog; 2 species).
— Leng, 1920: 112 (catalog of North American species).
— Winkler, 1925: 394 (catalog for Palaearctic region).
— Porta, 1926: 131 (characters; species of Italy).
— Roubal, 1930: 397 (catalog; Slovakia).
— Cameron, 1932: 311 (characters).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1470 (world catalog supplement).
— Normand, 1935: 374 (list of species of Tunisia).
— Kloet and Hincks, 1945: 168 (list of British species).
— Tottenham, 1949: 377, 423 (type species: pilicornis Gyllenhal; checklist of British species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 395 (type species: pilicornis).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 243 (characters).
— Székessy, 1963: 65 (characters).
— Lohse, 1964: 221 (characters; central European species).
— Palm, 1966: 4 (characters; species of Sweden).
— Scheerpeltz, 1968a: 97 (catalog of Austrian species).
— Tikhomirova, 1973a: 147 (checklist of species of USSR).
— Moore and Legner, 1975: 305 (catalog; North America north of Mexico).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (list of British species).
— Moore and Legner, 1979: 280 (characters; notes).
— Muona, 1979: 20 (list of Scandinavian species).
— Burakowski, Mroczkowski, and Stefańska, 1980: 156 (catalog; Poland).
— Shibata, 1985a: 18 (checklist of species of Japan).
— Muona and Viramo, 1986: 16 (list of species of northeastern Finland).
— Angelini, 1991: 194 (list of species from high elevations of Calabria, Italy).
— Silfverberg, 1992: 24 (list of species of Fennoscandia, Denmark, and the Baltic States).
— Tóth, 1993: 3 (characters; key to species).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993 (larval characters; key to Nearctic species; feeding habits; checklist of species; phylogenetic relationships).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (in list of species of Czech Republic and Slovakia).
— Naomi, 1995: 350 (key to Japanese species).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (list of species of Italy).
— M. Hansen, 1996: 111 (list of Danish species).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (species of Northeastern North America).
— M. Hansen, Palm, Pedersen, and Runge, 1998: 75 (list of species collected in 1997; Denmark).
— Newton, Thayer, Ashe, and Chandler, 2000: 358 (4 Nearctic species; notes; characters in key).
Trichophyus Erichson, 1839a: 402 (emendation; [Note: An unjustified emendation]). Type Species: Aleochara pilicornis Gyllenhal, fixed by objective synonymy with Trichophya.
— Erichson, 1839b: 267 (characters).
— Schaum, 1852: 25 (list of species; Europe).
— Lacordaire, 1854: 57 (characters; notes).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 173 (characters).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 325 (synonym of Trichophya).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (synonym of Trichophya).
— Cameron, 1932: 311 (synonym of Trichophya).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1470 (synonym of Trichophya).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 395 (type species).
Eumitocerus Casey, 1886: 206 (species included: tarsalis). Type Species: Eumitocerus tarsalis Casey, fixed by monotypy.
— Casey, 1897: 548 (synonym of Trichophya).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 441 (world catalog; 1 species).
— Blackwelder, 1952: 156 (synonym of Trichophya; type species: tarsalis).
andrewesi Cameron, 1944: 14 (Trichophya; Type locality: Nilgiri Hills).
antennalis Cameron, 1932: 314 (Trichophya; Type locality: Simla Hills: Gahan, alt. 7000 feet).
foina Gistel, 1857: 36 (Trichophyus; [Note: Nomen dubium]; Type locality: Deutschland).
▴ Distribution: Germany.
huttoni Wollaston, 1854, see: pilicornis Gyllenhal, 1810.
japonica Watanabe and Shibata, 1962: 95 (Trichophya; Type locality: Japan: Tochigi Pref.: Sugenuma, Oku-nikkô).
kashmirica Cameron, 1944: 14 (Trichophya; Type locality: Kashmir: Gulmarg, altitude 8000–10,000 feet).
lativentris Casey, 1897: 549 (Trichophya; Type locality: Colorado, Colorado Springs, 6,000–7,000 feet).
— Fall and Cockerell, 1907: 167 (Trichophya; New Mexico).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Trichophya; catalog).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 271 (Trichophya; key characters; Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, western Texas).
▴ Distribution: USA.
minuta Cameron, 1950d: 25 (Trichophya; Type locality: Selangor: The Gap).
▴ Distribution: Malaysia.
obsoleta Cameron, 1926: 171 (Trichophya; Type locality: Chakrata District; Binal Gad, 7000 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 314 (Trichophya; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1470 (Trichophya; catalog).
▴ Distribution: India.
pilicornis Gyllenhal, 1810: 417 (Aleochara; Type locality: Westrogothia).
— Mannerheim, 1830: 73 (Trichophya; Russia).
— Mannerheim, 1831: 487 (Trichophya; Russia).
— Westwood, 1838a: 19 (Trichophya; characters; type species).
— Erichson, 1839a: 403 (Trichophyus; characters; Germany).
— Heer, 1839: 301 (Trichophya; characters; Switzerland).
— Erichson, 1839b: 268 (Trichophyus; characters; Germany; Sweden).
— Stephens, 1839: 376 (Trichophya; characters; England).
— Erichson, 1840: 921 (Trichophyus; characters).
— Laporte, 1840: 197 (Trichophya; Germany; Sweden).
— Redtenbacher, 1849: 685 (Trichophyus; characters; Austria).
— Fairmaire and Laboulbène, 1856: 486 (Trichophya; characters; France).
— Kraatz, 1857d: 390 (Trichophya; characters; Germany; Austria).
— Redtenbacher, 1857: 174 (Trichophyus; characters; Austria).
— Thomson, 1859: 41 (type species of Trichophya).
— Thomson, 1861: 112 (Trichophya; characters; Scandinavia).
— Wollaston, 1864: 558 (Trichophya; notes; habitat; Canary Islands).
— Fauvel, 1865a: 291 [= 1865b: 41] (Trichophya; habitat; France).
— Wollaston, 1865: 481 (Trichophya; habitat; notes; Madeira Islands; Canary Islands).
— Thomson, 1868: 322 (Trichophya; Scandinavia).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Trichophya; catalog).
— Fauvel, 1875: 618 [= 1876: 100] (Trichophya; characters; France; Madeira).
— Redtenbacher, 1874: 184 (Trichophya; characters; Austria).
— J. Sahlberg, 1876: 170 (Trichophya; cited as Trichophyia; Finland).
— Rey, 1883: 121 (Trichophya; characters; France).
— Fowler, 1888: 220 (Trichophya; characters; Britain).
— Seidlitz, 1891: 413 (Trichophya; characters; Europe).
— Seidlitz, 1891a: 439 (Trichophya; characters; Europe).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 326 (Trichophya; characters; Europe; Madeira).
— Fauvel, 1897d: 319 (Trichophya; Algeria; Madeira; Canaries).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 127 (Trichophya; Algeria; Madeira; Canaries).
— Sainte-Claire Deville, 1906: 110 (Trichophya; Corsica).
— Reitter, 1909: 90 (Trichophya; characters; Germany).
— Johansen, 1914: 293 (Trichophya; characters; Denmark).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Trichophya; catalog).
— Portevin, 1929: 315 (Trichophya; characters; France).
— Cameron, 1932: 313 (Trichophya; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1470 (Trichophya; catalog).
— Jeannel and Jarrige, 1949: 346 (Trichophya; cave species; France; Romania).
— V. Hansen, 1952: 244 (Trichophya; characters; Denmark).
— Coiffait, 1954: 168 (Trichophya; Canary Islands).
— Lohse, 1964: 221 (Trichophya; characters; central Europe).
— Palm, 1966: 4 (Trichophya; characters; Sweden; Denmark; Norway; Finland).
— Horion, 1967: 2 (Trichophya; Scotland; Norway; Sweden; Finland; Russia; all central Europe; Hungary; Ukraine; Spain; Italy; Istria; Bosnia).
— Korge, 1971a: 7 (Trichophya; Turkey).
— Last, 1974a (Trichophya; collecting notes; England).
— Legner and Moore, 1977: 176 (Trichophya; found under bark).
— Pope, 1977: 32 (Trichophya; Britain).
— Frank, 1982: 48 (Trichophya; list of parasites).
— Segers, 1986: 52 (Trichophya; checklist of species; Belgium).
— Lucht, 1987: 111 (Trichophya; checklist; Germany; Poland; Czechoslovakia; Austria; Switzerland; France; Benelux; Denmark; Sweden).
— Borges, 1990: Table II (Trichophya; Azores).
— Campbell and Davies, 1991: 99 (Trichophya; checklist of species; Canada).
— Tóth, 1993: 4 (Trichophya; characters; Hungary).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 271 (Trichophya; key characters; introduced in USA and southern Canada).
— Wittwer, 1993: 251 (Trichophya; Switzerland).
— Boháč, 1993: 50 (Trichophya; Czech Republic; Slovakia).
— Hernández, Outerelo, and Gamarra, 1994: 190 (Trichophya; checklist of species; Canary Islands).
— Sparacio, 1995: 167 (Trichophya; characters; notes; Sicily).
— Zanetti, 1995: 33 (Trichophya; Italy).
— Downie and Arnett, 1996: 483 (Trichophya; characters; USA).
— Ádám, 1996: 248 (Trichophya; Hungary).
— Outerelo, Gamarra, and Salgado, 1998: 133 (Trichophya; cited as Trychophya; collected from cave; Spain).
— Assing, 1999a: 346 (Trichophya; Canary Islands).
— Assing and Wunderle, 1999: 437 (Trichophya; Canary Islands).
— Ryabukhin, 1999: 95 (Trichophya; catalog; habitat; distribution; northeastern Russia).
— Eyre, Luff, and Lott, 2000: 34 (Trichophya; Britain).
— Assing and Wunderle, 2001: 37 (Trichophya; Cyprus).
▴ Distribution: Finland, Sweden, England, Denmark, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Romania, Hungary, Russia, Azore Islands, Madeira Islands, Canary Islands, Algeria, Turkey, India, Canada, USA.
huttoni Wollaston, 1854: 572 (Trichophya; Type locality: Madeira: Lombo dos Pecegueiros).
— Wollaston, 1857: 186 (Trichophya; habitat; Madeira Islands).
— Wollaston, 1865: 481 (Trichophya; synonym of pilicornis).
— Gemminger and Harold, 1868: 553 (Trichophya; synonym of pilicorniss).
— Fauvel, 1875: 619 [= 1876: 101] (Trichophya; synonym of pilicornis).
— Ganglbauer, 1895: 326 (Trichophya; synonym of pilicornis).
— Fauvel, 1902b: 127 (Trichophya; synonym of pilicornis).
— Reitter, 1909: 90 (Trichophya; synonym of pilicornis).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 442 (Trichophya; synonym of pilicornis).
— Cameron, 1932: 313 (Trichophya; synonym of pilicornis).
punctata Naomi, 1996d: 71 (Trichophya; Type locality: Japan: Hokkaido: Sapporo).
rudis Cameron, 1926: 171 (Trichophya; Type locality: Simla Hills; Gahan. Chakrata District; Binal Gad, Kanasar, Dodora Khud, 7000 to 8000 feet).
— Cameron, 1932: 313 (Trichophya; characters; India).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1471 (Trichophya; catalog).
— Coiffait, 1982: 44 (Trichophya; Nepal).
— Zheng, 1987: 99 (Trichophya; China).
▴ Distribution: India, Nepal, China.
tarsalis Casey, 1886: 207 (Eumitocerus; Type locality: California: San Mateo).
— Bernhauer and Schubert, 1916: 441 (Eumitocerus; catalog).
— Scheerpeltz, 1933: 1471 (Trichophya; catalog).
— Ashe and Newton, 1993: 271 (Trichophya; key characters; California; Oregon).
▴ Distribution: USA.
tenuis Zheng, 1987: 97 (Trichophya; Type locality: China: Sichuan, Wolong, alt. 2400 m).
▴ Distribution: China.
texana Ashe and Newton, 1993: 268 (Trichophya; also larval characters; Type locality: Texas, Brewster Co., Big Bend National Park, Boot Canyon and Emory Peak Trail, 2070 m).
▴ Distribution: USA.
uenoi Naomi, 1995: 347 (Trichophya; Type locality: Himenuma, Rishiri Is., Hokkaido, Japan).
▴ Distribution: Japan.
II. Tachyporine Group," Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2001(265), 651-1066, (18 July 2001). https://doi.org/10.1206/0003-0090.265.1.2
