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Leistus
Leistus is a genus of ground beetle native to the Palearctic and the Nearctic. It contains the following species:
28 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Leistus rufomarginatus
speciesLeistus rufomarginatus
Leistus spinibarbis
speciesLeistus spinibarbis
Leistus ferrugineus
speciesLeistus ferrugineus
Leistus fulvibarbis
speciesLeistus fulvibarbis
Leistus terminatus
speciesLeistus terminatus
Leistus piceus
speciesLeistus piceus
Leistus ferruginosus
speciesLeistus ferruginosus
Leistus acutangulus
speciesLeistus acutangulus
Leistus nitidus
speciesLeistus nitidus
Leistus niger
speciesLeistus niger
Leistus oopterus
speciesLeistus oopterus
Leistus nubivagus
speciesLeistus nubivagus
Leistus crassus
speciesLeistus crassus
Leistus sardous
speciesLeistus sardous
Leistus montanus
speciesLeistus montanus
Leistus matsudai
speciesLeistus matsudai
Leistus barnevillei
speciesLeistus barnevillei
Leistus fulvus
speciesLeistus fulvus
Leistus longipennis
speciesLeistus longipennis
Leistus caucasicus
speciesLeistus caucasicus
Leistus subtropicalis
speciesLeistus subtropicalis
Leistus prolongatus
speciesLeistus prolongatus
Leistus obtusicollis
speciesLeistus obtusicollis
Leistus madmeridianus
speciesLeistus madmeridianus
Leistus baenningeri
speciesLeistus baenningeri
Leistus ucrainicus
speciesLeistus ucrainicus
Leistus bjelasnicensis
speciesLeistus bjelasnicensis
Leistus constrictus
speciesLeistus constrictus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 177522.