Abaris (beetle) explained

Abaris is a genus of beetles in the family Carabidae, containing the following species:

• Abaris aenea Dejean, 1831
• Abaris aequinoctialis Chaudoir, 1852
• Abaris aquilonaria Will, 2002
• Abaris basistriata Chaudoir, 1873
• Abaris bicolor Will, 2002
• Abaris bigenera Bates, 1882
• Abaris convexa Will, 2002
• Abaris erwini Will, 2002
• Abaris franiai Will, 2002
• Abaris impunctata Will, 2002
• Abaris inaequaloides Will, 2002
• Abaris inflata Will, 2002
• Abaris metallica Will, 2002
• Abaris mina Will, 2002
• Abaris napoensis Will, 2002
• Abaris nigra Will, 2002
• Abaris nitida Will, 2002
• Abaris nobilis Will, 2002
• Abaris notiophiloides Bates, 1871
• Abaris opaca Will, 2002
• Abaris picipes Bates, 1871
• Abaris retiaria Will, 2002
• Abaris robustula Tschitscherine, 1898
• Abaris splendidula (LeConte, 1863)
• Abaris striolata Bates, 1871
• Abaris tachypoides Bates, 1871
• Abaris wardi Will, 2002