Omoglymmius (Omoglymmius s. str.)
Ross T. Bell- Omoglymmius germari
- Omoglymmius continuus
- Omoglymmius malabaricus
- Omoglymmius sakuraii
- Omoglymmius laticeps
- Omoglymmius bicarinatus
- Omoglymmius bituberculatus
- Omoglymmius summissus
- Omoglymmius fringillus
- Omoglymmius wittmeri
- Omoglymmius gurneyi
- Omoglymmius semperi
- Omoglymmius oroensis
- Omoglymmius ichthyocephalus
- Omoglymmius viduus
- Omoglymmius puncticornis
- Omoglymmius tolai
- Omoglymmius scopulinus
- Omoglymmius vicinus
- Omoglymmius ferrugatus
- Omoglymmius classicus
- Omoglymmius princeps
- Omoglymmius lindrothi
- Omoglymmius rusticus
- Omoglymmius modicus
- Omoglymmius manni
- Omoglymmius regius
- Omoglymmius vadosus
- Omoglymmius crassicornis
- Omoglymmius aristeus
- Omoglymmius sabah
- Omoglymmius amplus
- Omoglymmius modiglianii
- Omoglymmius morditus
- Omoglymmius caelatus
- Omoglymmius oceanicus
- Omoglymmius batchianus
- Omoglymmius humeralis
- Omoglymmius renutus
- Omoglymmius trepidus
- Omoglymmius cavea
- Omoglymmius philippensis
- Omoglymmius imugani
- Omoglymmius politus
- Omoglymmius opticus
- Omoglymmius duplex
- Omoglymmius bouchardi
- Omoglymmius nasalis
- Omoglymmius wallacei
- Omoglymmius data
- Omoglymmius ephemeris
- Omoglymmius mycteroides
- Omoglymmius thoracicus
- Omoglymmius coelebs
- Omoglymmius malaicus
- Omoglymmius fraudulentus
- Omoglymmius nemoralis
- Omoglymmius evasus
- Omoglymmius brendelli
- Omoglymmius sectatus
- Omoglymmius seriatus
- Omoglymmius gracilicornis
- Omoglymmius consors
- Omoglymmius hiekei
- Omoglymmius quadruplex
- Omoglymmius pectoralis
- Omoglymmius tabulatus
- Omoglymmius bucculatus
- Omoglymmius patens
- Omoglymmius solitarius
- Omoglymmius impletus
- Omoglymmius pulvinatus
- Omoglymmius sedlaceki
- Omoglymmius biroi
- Omoglymmius cheesmanae
- Omoglymmius asetatus
- Omoglymmius quadraticollis
- Omoglymmius gressitti
- Omoglymmius repetitus
- Omoglymmius follis
- Omoglymmius iridescens
- Omoglymmius craticulus
- Omoglymmius planiceps
- Omoglymmius sus
- Omoglymmius monteithi
- Omoglymmius cupedoides
- Omoglymmius lentus
- Omoglymmius capito
- Omoglymmius largus
- Omoglymmius auratus
- Omoglymmius massa
- Omoglymmius denticulatus
- Omoglymmius emdomani
Introduction
Omoglymmius s. str. is the largest subgenus with 93 species. Most species are from the Oriental region and the southwest Pacific, particularly New Guinea, but there are a few species from the other parts of Eurasia. The group is absent from the Americas, Africa, and Madagascar, but it does reach northern Australia.
Characteristics
The antennal stylet, basal setae, and clypeal setae are absent. The medial angles of the temporal lobes are single and lack translucent areas. In most species, the eyes are full-sized, but they are slightly reduced in a few species that are probably flightless. The spur of the middle tibia is curved. The lateral pits of the female's sternum IV are enlarged.
Omoglymmius (Omoglymmius s. str.) massa. (A) Dorsal aspect of head and pronotum. (B) Lateral aspect of head. Modified from Bell and Bell (1982). Copyright © 1982 Ross T. Bell and Joyce R. Bell.
References
Bell, R. T. and J. R. Bell. 1982. Rhysodini of the World Part III. Revision of Omoglymmius Ganglbauer (Coleoptera: Carabidae or Rhysodidae) and substitutions for preoccupied generic names. Quaestiones Entomologicae 18: 127-259.
Bell, R. T. and J. R. Bell. 1993. Rhysodine beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera: Carabidae or Rhysodidae): New species, new data, and revised keys to Omoglymmius (Subgenera Omoglymmius and Pyxiglimmius). Annals of Carnegie Museum 62(2): 165-185 .
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Ross T. Bell
University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont, USA
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