Maorothius Explained

Maorothius is a genus of rove beetles in the family Staphylinidae, subfamily Staphylininae.^[1]

Species

There are 20 species described in Maorothius. All species are found in New Zealand.

• Maorothius adustus (Broun, 1880)
• Maorothius brevispinosus (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius brookesi (Cameron, 1952)
• Maorothius brouni (Steel, 1949)
• Maorothius coalitus(Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius dispar (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius effeminatus (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius hamifer (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius hammondi (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius insulanus (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius longispinosus (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius pectinatus (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius pubescens (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius puncticeps (Broun, 1894)
• Maorothius setiger (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius solus (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius tonsor (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius torquatus (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius tridens (Assing, 2000)
• Maorothius volans (Assing, 2000)

Notes and References

1. Assing . Volker . 2000-04-11 . A taxonomic and phylogenetic revision of Maorothiini trib. n. from the New Zealand subregion . . 50 . Zoological-Botanical Database.