Parathlibops Explained
Parathlibops is a genus of beetles in the family Carabidae, containing the following species:[1]
- Parathlibops abbreviatus (K. B. M. J. Heller, 1923)
- Parathlibops abramovi Fedorenko, 2016
- Parathlibops alveolatus Fedorenko, 2016
- Parathlibops bakukong Bulirsch & Anichtchenko, 2018
- Parathlibops bulirschi Fedorenko, 2016
- Parathlibops cavipennis Fedorenko, 2016
- Parathlibops crenatus (Chaudoir, 1863)
- Parathlibops cylindronotus Fedorenko, 2016
- Parathlibops dohrni (Chaudoir, 1863)
- Parathlibops filiformis (Andrewes, 1929)
- Parathlibops glaber (Andrewes, 1929)
- Parathlibops inexpectatus Bulirsch & Anichtchenko, 2018
- Parathlibops integricollis (K. B. M. J. Heller, 1916)
- Parathlibops intermedius (K. B. M. J. Heller, 1921)
- Parathlibops minor (K. B. M. J. Heller, 1916)
- Parathlibops nepalensis Fedorenko, 2016
- Parathlibops omega (K. B. M. J. Heller, 1899)
- Parathlibops panayensis Bulirsch & Anichtchenko, 2018
- Parathlibops paviei (Lesne, 1896)
- Parathlibops puncticollis (Gestro, 1883)
- Parathlibops punctipennis Fedorenko, 2016
- Parathlibops wittmeri Casale, 1980
Notes and References
- Web site: Parathlibops Basilewsky, 1958 . 2022 . Global Biodiversity Information Facility . 19 Dec 2022.