Dalopius Explained

Dalopius is a genus of beetles belonging to the family Elateridae.^[1]

The species of this genus are found in Europe, Japan and Northern America.

Species

• Dalopius agnellus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius asellus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius bizen Kishii, 1984
• Dalopius brevicornis W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius cognatus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius corvinus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius fucatus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius fuscipes W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius gartrelli W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius gentilis W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius gracilis W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius ignobilis W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius inordinatus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius insolens W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius insolitus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius insulanus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius marginatus (Linnaeus, 1758)
• Dalopius maritimus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius mirabilis W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius naomii (Kishii, 1981)
• Dalopius pallidus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius parvulus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius patagiatus (Lewis, 1894)
• Dalopius pennsylvanicus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius sellatus Mannerheim, 1852
• Dalopius spretus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius suspectus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius tristis W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius vagus W.J.Brown, 1934
• Dalopius vernus W.J.Brown, 1934

Notes and References

1. Web site: Dalopius Eschscholtz, 1829 . www.gbif.org . 20 February 2021 . en.