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Nomina Insecta Nearctica 370 NOMINA INSECTA NEARCTICA Acidota quadratum Zetterstedt 1840 (Omalium) Acrotona modesta Melsheimer 1844 (Homalota) Omalium quadrum Zetterstedt 1828 Homo. Acrotona onthophila Lohse 1990 (Acrotona) Acidota frankenhaeuseri Mäklin 1853 Syn. Acrotona pasadenae Bernhauer 1906 (Atheta) Acidota patruelis LeConte 1863 Syn. Acrotona pernix Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Acidota major Luze 1905 Syn. Acrotona petulans Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Olophrum crenulatum Hatch 1957 Syn. Acrotona picescens Notman 1920 (Acrotona) Acidota subcarinata Erichson 1840 (Acidota) Acrotona pomonensis Casey 1910 (Arisota) Acrotona pseudoatomaria Bernhauer 1909 (Atheta) Acolonia Casey 1893 Acrotona pupilla Casey 1911 (Colpodonta) Acrotona puritana Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acolonia cavicollis LeConte 1878 (Euplectus) Acrotona reclusa Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Acrotona renoica Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Acrimea Casey 1911 Acrotona repentina Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrotona scopula Casey 1893 (Eurypronota) Acrimea acerba Casey 1911 (Acrimea) Acrotona secunda Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Acrimea fimbriata Casey 1911 (Acrimea) Acrotona sequax Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Acrimea resecta Casey 1911 (Acrimea) Acrotona sequestralis Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrotona severa Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Acrostilicus Hubbard 1896 Acrotona shastanica Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Acrotona silacea Erichson 1839 (Homalota) Acrostilicus hospes Hubbard 1896 (Acrostilicus) Acrotona simulata Casey 1901 ([no entry]) Acrotona smithi Casey 1910 (Coprothassa) Acrotona Thomson 1859 Acrotona sobris Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Coprothassa Thomson 1859 Syn. Acrotona sollemnis Casey 1910 (Ancillota) Colpodota Mulsant and Rey 1873 Syn. Acrotona sonomana Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Eurypronota Casey 1893 Syn. Acrotona sordidus Marsham 1802 (Staphylinus) Achromota Casey 1893 Syn. Acrotona speculifer Casey 1910 (Arisota) Ancillota Casey 1910 Syn. Acrotona subpygmaea Bernhauer 1909 (Atheta) Neada Casey 1910 Syn. Acrotona tetricula Casey 1910 (Arisota) Arisota Casey 1910 Syn. Acrotona torvula Casey 1910 (Colpodta) Aremia Casey 1910 Syn. Acrotona trossula Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Dolosota Casey 1910 Syn. Acrotona turbens Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Microlia Casey 1910 Syn. Acrotona umbrina Casey 1910 (Arisota) Reania Casey 1910 Syn. Acrotona zephyrina Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrotona abdicans Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrulia Thomson 1861 Acrotona abundans Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Acrotona acuminata Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrulia tumidulum Mäklin 1853 (Omalium) Acrotona acutella Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrotona adjuvans Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Actiastes Casey 1897 Acrotona apacheella Casey 1910 (Aristoa) Acrotona ardelio Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Actiastes desertorum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actiastes) Acrotona assecla Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actiastes foveicolle LeConte 1878 (Trimium) Acrotona austiniana Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Trimium costale Brendel 1892 Syn. Acrotona avia Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actium pennsylvanicum Bowman 1934 Syn. Acrotona breviuscula Mäklin 1852 (Homalota) Actiastes fovicinus Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actiastes) Acrotona prudens Casey 1910 Syn. Actiastes fundatum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actiastes) Acrotona defessa Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actiastes globifer LeConte 1850 (Euplectus) Acrotona digesta Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Actium blandum Casey 1908 Syn. Acrotona discreta Casey 1893 (Eurypronota) Actiastes spatium Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actiastes) Acrotona egens Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actiastes suteri Park 1963 (Actium) Acrotona egregiella Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actiastes wagneri Park 1963 (Actium) Acrotona fatigans Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrotona flaccida Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Actium Casey 1886 Acrotona fontinalis Casey 1910 (Dolosota) Proplectus Raffray 1890 Syn. Acrotona fortuita Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Acrotona fulgens Bernhauer 1907 (Atheta) Actium aculeatum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Acrotona fusiformis Casey 1893 (Achromota) Actium angustum Casey 1897 (Actium) Acrotona hebeticornis Notman 1920 (Acrotona) Actium arundineum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Acrotona inceptor Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actium barbatum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Acrotona insueta Casey 1910 (Arisota) Actium barri Park and Wagner 1961 (Actium) Acrotona insulsa Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actium bicolor Casey 1908 (Actium) Acrotona laurentiana Blatchley 1910 (Atheta) Actium bifoveatum Casey 1897 (Actium) Acrotona laxella Casey 1910 (Colpodota) Actium brevipenne Casey 1893 (Actium) Acrotona lividula Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Actium calcaris Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Acrotona lubricans Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Actium californicum LeConte 1878 (Trimium) Acrotona luteola Erichson 1839 (Homalota) Actium pallidum Casey 1887 Syn. Acrotona malaca Casey 1910 (Acrotona) Proplectus decipiens Raffray 1890 Syn. COLEOPTERA: STAPHYLINIDAE 371 NOMINA INSECTA NEARCTICA Actium candidum Casey 1893 (Actium) Actium chiloquinensis Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Adranes LeConte 1850 Actium cochisei Chandler 1985 (Actium) Actium falcatum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Adranes angustus Casey 1924 (Adranes) Actium fastigium Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Adranes coecus LeConte 1850 (Adranes) Actium fastosum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Adranes dietzi Schaeffer 1906 (Adranes) Actium femineum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Adranes lecontei Brendel 1865 (Adranes) Actium formosum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Adranes pacificus Wickham 1901 (Adranes) Actium functum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Adranes taylori Wickham 1901 (Adranes) Actium hatchi Park and Wagner 1961 (Actium) Actium helferi Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Agaricochara Kraatz 1856 Actium marinicum Casey 1893 (Actium) Actium microphthalmum Park and Wagner 1961 (Actium) Agaricochara geniculata Mäklin 1853 (Gyrophaena) Actium ojaiensis Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Agaricochara hubbardi Seevers 1951 (Gyrophaena) Actium pacificum Casey 1893 (Actium) Agaricochara ojibway Seevers 1951 (Gyrophaena) Actium pandum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Agaricochara simplex Seevers 1951 (Gyrophaena) Actium politum Casey 1887 (Actium) Actium retractum Casey 1908 (Actium) Agaricomorpha Ashe 1984 Actium robustulum Casey 1887 (Actium) Actium rothi Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Agaricomorpha apacheana Seevers 1951 (Gyrophaena) Actium tempus Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Actium tenellum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Aidochara Casey 1906 Actium tentum Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Actium testaceum Casey 1887 (Actium) Aidochara planiventris Casey 1906 (Aidochara) Actium wawonaensis Grigarick and Schuster 1971 (Actium) Alaobia Thomson 1858 Actizona Chandler 1985 Alaobia sparreschneideri Munster 1922 (Atheta) Actizona chuskae Chandler 1985 (Actizona) Actizona trifoveata Park 1963 (Actim [sic]) Aleochara Gravenhorst 1802 Actizona borealis Chandler 1986 Syn. Polystoma Stephens 1833 Homo. Fungicola Zetterstedt 1838 Syn. Acylophorus Nordmann 1837 Mecorhopalus Solier 1849 Syn. Baryodma Thomson 1858 Syn. Rhygmatocera Motschulsky 1845 Syn. Coprochara Mulsant and Rey 1874 Syn. Amacylophorus Smetana 1971 Syn. Polychara Mulsant and Rey 1874 Syn. Palpacylophorus Smetana 1971 Syn. Rheochara Mulsant and Rey 1874 Syn. Xenochara Mulsant and Rey 1874 Syn. Acylophorus agilis Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Metalea Mulsant and Rey 1875 Syn. Acylophorus alternans Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Maseochara Sharp 1883 Syn. Acylophorus caseyi Leng 1920 (Acylophorus) Emplenota Casey 1884 Syn. Acylophorus longicornis Casey 1915 Homo. Tithanis Casey 1884 Syn. Acylophorus densus LeConte 1878 (Acylophorus) Copiata Gozis 1886 Syn. Acylophorus dissimilis Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Euryodma Reitter 1890 Syn. Acylophorus fallax Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Polistoma Casey 1893 Homo. Acylophorus filius Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Ophiochara Bernhauer 1901 Syn. Acylophorus flavicollis Sachse 1852 (Acylophorus) Isochara Bernhauer 1901 Syn. Acylophorus gilensis LeConte 1863 (Acylophorus) Calochara Casey 1906 Syn. Acylophorus lecontei Duvivier 1883 (Acylophorus) Echochara Casey 1906 Syn. Acylophorus flavipes LeConte 1878 Homo. Polystomata Casey 1906 Syn. Acylophorus leechi Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Eucharina Casey 1906 Homo. Acylophorus longistylus Casey 1915 (Acylophorus) Oreochara Casey 1906 Syn. Acylophorus pratensis LeConte 1863 (Acylophorus) Pinalochara Casey 1906 Syn. Acylophorus princeps Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Rheobioma Casey 1906 Syn. Acylophorus pronus Erichson 1840 (Acylophorus) Rheocharella Casey 1906 Syn. Acylophorus pusillus Smetana 1973 (Acylophorus) Polycharina Reitter 1909 Syn. Acylophorus sandersoni Smetana 1971 (Acylophorus) Polystomaria Reitter 1909 Syn. Acylophorus zdenae Smetana 1978 (Acylophorus) Arybodma Blackwelder 1952 Syn. Funda Blackwelder 1952 Syn. Adinopsis Cameron 1918 Aleochara arizonica Klimaszewski 1984 (Aleochara) Adinopsis bicornis Klimaszewski 1979 (Adinopsis) Aleochara baranowskii Klimaszewski and Genier 1987 (Aleochara) Adinopsis cuspidata Klimaszewski 1982 (Adinopsis) Aleochara beckeri Klimaszewski et al. 1990 (Aleochara) Aleochara bilineata Gyllenhal 1810 (Aleochara) Adota Casey 1910 Aleochara agilis Stephens 1832 Syn. Aleochara immaculata Stephens 1832 Syn. Adota maritima Mannerheim 1843 (Homalota) Aleochara alpicola Heer 1839 Syn. Atheta massettensis Casey 1910 Syn. Aleochara nigricornis Gredler 1866 Syn. COLEOPTERA: STAPHYLINIDAE 372 NOMINA INSECTA NEARCTICA Aleochara anthomyiae Sprague 1870 Syn. Aleochara pauper Sharp 1883 Syn. Baryodma ontarionis Casey 1916 Syn. Aleochara serrata Sharp 1883 Syn. Aleochara bimaculata Gravenhorst 1802
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