Numbers
Heliria clitella (Ball, 1925): AZ
Heliria cornutula (Ball, 1925): eastern U.S.
Heliria cristata (Fairmaire, 1846): eastern and central U.S. and Canada
Heliria fitchi (Ball, 1925): eastern U.S. and Canada
Heliria gemma (Ball, 1925): eastern U.S. and Canada
Heliria gibberata (Ball, 1925): eastern U.S. and Canada
Heliria molaris (Butler, 1877): eastern and central U.S. and Canada
Heliria praealta (Fowler, 1894): western U.S.; transcontinental Canada
Heliria scalaris (Fairmaire, 1846): transcontinental U.S. and Canada
Heliria sinuata (Fowler, 1896): AZ, NM
Heliria strombergi (Goding, 1893): eastern and central U.S. and Canada
Range
NA; most spp. eastern,
H. praealta transcontinental (QC-AB-WA-CO), 2 spp. restricted to sw. AZ-NM
(1)Remarks
The following images are of types or are representative of the taxa in this genus. They alone should not be used for identification due to the high variability of the species of the Telamonini. Click on the images to be taken to the info page of the species. Heliria scalaris is not currently represented here, but this is one of the more readily-identifiable species.
Heliria clitella — holotype from the Smithsonian
Heliria cornutula — holotype from the Smithsonian
Heliria cristata — representative image provided by M. Wallace
Heliria fitchi — holotype from the Smithsonian
Heliria gemma — holotype from the Smithsonian
Heliria gibberata — holotype from the Smithsonian
Heliria molaris — holotype from the British Museum
Heliria praealta — holotype Telamona rubidella (synonym) from the Smithsonian
Heliria sinuata — holotype from the Smithsonian
Heliria strombergi — representative image provided by M. Wallace