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Selenophorus
Selenophorus is a genus of beetles in the family Carabidae, first described by Pierre François Marie Auguste Dejean in 1831.
60 branches of this genus, most-observed first
Selenophorus fatuus
speciesSelenophorus fatuus
Selenophorus palliatus
speciesSelenophorus palliatus
Selenophorus opalinus
speciesSelenophorus opalinus
Selenophorus aequinoctialis
speciesSelenophorus aequinoctialis
Selenophorus hylacis
speciesSelenophorus hylacis
Selenophorus pyritosus
speciesSelenophorus pyritosus
Selenophorus aeneopiceus
speciesSelenophorus aeneopiceus
Selenophorus fossulatus
speciesSelenophorus fossulatus
Selenophorus pedicularius
speciesSelenophorus pedicularius
Selenophorus discopunctatus
speciesSelenophorus discopunctatus
Selenophorus concinnus
speciesSelenophorus concinnus
Selenophorus ellipticus
speciesSelenophorus ellipticus
Selenophorus gagatinus
speciesSelenophorus gagatinus
Selenophorus maritimus
speciesSelenophorus maritimus
Selenophorus schaefferi
speciesSelenophorus schaefferi
Selenophorus striatopunctatus
speciesSelenophorus striatopunctatus
Selenophorus parumpunctatus
speciesSelenophorus parumpunctatus
Selenophorus fabricii
speciesSelenophorus fabricii
Selenophorus planipennis
speciesSelenophorus planipennis
Selenophorus seriatoporus
speciesSelenophorus seriatoporus
Selenophorus galapagoensis
speciesSelenophorus galapagoensis
Selenophorus alternans
speciesSelenophorus alternans
Selenophorus granarius
speciesSelenophorus granarius
Selenophorus flavilabris
speciesSelenophorus flavilabris
Selenophorus nonseriatus
speciesSelenophorus nonseriatus
Selenophorus nonellipticus
speciesSelenophorus nonellipticus
Selenophorus elytrostictus
speciesSelenophorus elytrostictus
Selenophorus balli
speciesSelenophorus balli
Selenophorus undatus
speciesSelenophorus undatus
Celiamorphus
subgenusCeliamorphus
Selenophorus obscuricornis
speciesSelenophorus obscuricornis
Selenophorus subsinuatus
speciesSelenophorus subsinuatus
Selenophorus tubericauda
speciesSelenophorus tubericauda
Selenophorus assimilis
speciesSelenophorus assimilis
Selenophorus flavipes
speciesSelenophorus flavipes
Selenophorus hepburni
speciesSelenophorus hepburni
Selenophorus intermedius
speciesSelenophorus intermedius
Selenophorus mexicanus
speciesSelenophorus mexicanus
Selenophorus punctatulus
speciesSelenophorus punctatulus
Selenophorus sallei
speciesSelenophorus sallei
Selenophorus semirufus
speciesSelenophorus semirufus
Selenophorus splendidus
speciesSelenophorus splendidus
Selenophorus suavis
speciesSelenophorus suavis
Selenophorus tarsalis
speciesSelenophorus tarsalis
Selenophorus yucatanus
speciesSelenophorus yucatanus
Selenophorus famulus
speciesSelenophorus famulus
Selenophorus contractus
speciesSelenophorus contractus
Selenophorus municeps
speciesSelenophorus municeps
Selenophorus nanulus
speciesSelenophorus nanulus
Selenophorus subtropicus
speciesSelenophorus subtropicus
Selenophorus blanchardi
speciesSelenophorus blanchardi
Selenophorus elongatus
speciesSelenophorus elongatus
Selenophorus implicans
speciesSelenophorus implicans
Selenophorus integer
speciesSelenophorus integer
Selenophorus laesus
speciesSelenophorus laesus
Selenophorus otiosus
speciesSelenophorus otiosus
Selenophorus riparius
speciesSelenophorus riparius
Selenophorus scolopaceus
speciesSelenophorus scolopaceus
Selenophorus sinuaticollis
speciesSelenophorus sinuaticollis
Selenophorus trepidus
speciesSelenophorus trepidus
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
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Every page naming Selenophorus in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
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 211574.