Propalticus Explained

Propalticus is a genus of blister beetles in the family Propalticidae.^[1] The genus was named and described by David Sharp in 1879.

Species

• Propalticus acupinctus (John, 1939)
• Propalticus africanus (John, 1956)
• Propalticus bryanti John, 1960
• Propalticus crassiceps John, 1960
• Propalticus cuneiformis John, 1960
• Propalticus decoomani John, 1960
• Propalticus discogenioides John, 1960
• Propalticus doddi John, 1960
• Propalticus dybasi John, 1960
• Propalticus indicus Sen Gupta, 1978
• Propalticus inflatus (John, 1943)
• Propalticus insularis John, 1960
• Propalticus jansoni Sharp, 1882
• Propalticus japonicus Nakane, 1966
• Propalticus jarawa Pal, 2008
• Propalticus kiuchii Sasaji, 1971
• Propalticus madagascariensis John, 1960
• Propalticus mixtocomatus (John, 1939)
• Propalticus morimotoi Kamiya, 1964
• Propalticus oculatus Sharp, 1879
• Propalticus ryukyuensis Kamiya, 1964
• Propalticus saipanensis John, 1960
• Propalticus santhomeae John, 1960
• Propalticus sarawakensis John, 1960
• Propalticus scriptitatus John, 1960
• Propalticus sechellarum Scott, 1922
• Propalticus sierraleonis John, 1960
• Propalticus simplex Crowson & Sen Gupta, 1969
• Propalticus striatus John, 1960
• Propalticus tonkinensis John, 1960
• Propalticus ulimanganus John, 1960
• Propalticus virgatus (John, 1939)
• Propalticus wainganus John, 1969

Notes and References

1. Web site: Gimmel. Matthew L.. 2011. World Catalogue of Propalticidae, with a replacement name for Discogenia Kolbe (Coleoptera: Cucujoidea). Insecta Mundi. 674.