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Rainbow Scarabs (Phanaeus)
Revision of Phanaeus MacLeay, A New World genus of scarabaeine dung beetles
By Edmonds, W.D. 1994
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Contributions to Science 443, 1994
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Beautifully illustrated revision of this very popular group
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Phillip Harpootlian
on 13 January, 2005 - 7:14am
[Cite:9734]
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(in B&W) - Discussion of
VINDEX
group starts on page 83.
Edmonds, W.D. 1994. Revision of
Phanaeus
Macleay, a New World genus of Scarabaeine dung beetles (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae, Scarabaeinae). Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, Contributions in Science 443: 1-105, 360 figs.
ABSTRACT. This study is a revision of the genus
Phanaeus
as defined by Edmonds (1972). The introduction includes a history of the genus, a key separating it from related genera, a discussion of taxonomic characters and primary type material, a summary of the biology and geography of the genus, and conclusions about its evolution. The systematic section treats 48 species and subspecies in two subgenera, one of which,
Notiophanaeus
, is new.
Notiophanaeus
comprises five species groups embracing 15 mostly South American species.
Phanaeus
, sen. str., includes 31 species and subspecies arranged in eight species groups. Keys separate subgenera, species groups, species, and subspecies. [snip]
A list of all known available names and a previously established synonymy are included in the introduction. Geographical distribution data for all species and subspecies are contained in the appendix.
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