Aderus Explained

Aderus is a genus of leaf beetles of the family Aderidae that resemble ants. The genus was named by John Obadiah Westwood in 1829.

Species

• Aderus brevicornis (Perris, 1869)
• Aderus brunnipennis (LeConte, 1875)

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• Aderus feai (Pic, 1906)
• Aderus lemoulti (Pic, 1909)

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• Aderus multinotatus (Pic, 1920)

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• Aderus nigrinus (Germar, 1831) (= Anidorus nigrinus)
• Aderus nitidifrons (Thomson, 1886) (= Pseudeuglenes pentatomus)
• Aderus oculatus (Paykull, 1798)
• Aderus pentatomus (Thomson, 1864)
• Aderus populneus (Panzer, 1796)

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• Aderus pygmaeus (Degeer)
• Aderus saginatus (Casey, 1895)
• Aderus saginatus (Casey, 1895)

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• Aderus tantillus (Champion, 1890)

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External links

• Genus Aderus (Aderidae): atlas of beetles of Russia