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Amarygmini
Amarygmini is a tribe of darkling beetles in the family Tenebrionidae. There are more than 80 genera in Amarygmini.
51 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

Amarygmus
genusAmarygmus

Chalcopterus Beetles
genusChalcopteroides

Plesiophthalmus
genusPlesiophthalmus

Meracantha
genusMeracantha

Cymatothes
genusCymatothes

Tree Darkling Beetles
genusEupezus

Psorodes
genusPsorodes

Gonocnemis
genusGonocnemis

Ziaelas
genusZiaelas

Paragonocnemis
genusParagonocnemis

Hoplonyx
genusHoplonyx

Mouldy Tree Darkling Beetles
genusAsthenochirus

Hypamarygmus
genusHypamarygmus

Azarelius
genusAzarelius

Stemmoderus
genusStemmoderus

Vutsimus
genusVutsimus

Pontianacus
genusPontianacus

Macrosynopticus
genusMacrosynopticus

Cephalamarygmus
genusCephalamarygmus

Rhyzodina
genusRhyzodina

Pseudoogeton
genusPseudoogeton

Nepaloplonyx
genusNepaloplonyx

Axynaon
genusAxynaon

Dasyplonyx
genusDasyplonyx

Hoplobrachium
genusHoplobrachium

Insolitoplonyx
genusInsolitoplonyx

Javamarygmus
genusJavamarygmus

Eulytus
genusEulytus

Asyleptus
genusAsyleptus

Megacantha
genusMegacantha
Hesseodes
genusHesseodes
Lemoultia
genusLemoultia
Oplocheirus
genusOplocheirus
Paramarygmus
genusParamarygmus
Pimelionotus
genusPimelionotus
Platypsorodes
genusPlatypsorodes
Plinthochrous
genusPlinthochrous
Podacamptus
genusPodacamptus
Pseudalymon
genusPseudalymon
Pterodes
genusPterodes
Umslatus
genusUmslatus
Alymon
genusAlymon
Atropsorodes
genusAtropsorodes
Cheiroplus
genusCheiroplus
Coccimarygmus
genusCoccimarygmus
Crypsinous
genusCrypsinous
Erycastus
genusErycastus
Isopteroplonyx
genusIsopteroplonyx
Trichamarygmus
genusTrichamarygmus
Nesioticus
genusNesioticus
Fahraeus
genusFahraeus
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 Amarygmini 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 373632.