New distribution data for some Neotropical Scaphidiinae species (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae)
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https://doi.org/10.32870/dugesiana.v13i1.3811Keywords:
New records, Scaphidiinae, Taxonomy, NeotropicalAbstract
New records are provided for Cyparium championi Matthews from in Bolivia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Nicaragua,Panama and Suriname, Scaphidium exclamans Oberthür from Paraguay, S. fasciatomaculatum Oberthür from Ecuador and Peru, S. lunatum Matthews y Toxidium bifasciatum Matthews from Costa Rica. Comments about these species and aedeagi drawings are includedReferences
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