Brachyglutini Raffray, 1904b

Asenjo, Angélico, Irmler, Ulrich, Klimaszewski, Jan, Chandler, Donald S., Fierros-López, Hugo Eduardo & Vieira, Juliana S., 2019, Staphylinidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) in Latin America: synopsis, annotated catalog, diversity and distribution, Zootaxa 4621 (1), pp. 1-406 : 56-57

Tribe Brachyglutini Raffray, 1904b

Subtribe Baradina O. Park, 1951

0172. Euphalepsus Reitter, 1883a: 378

Type species: Euphalepsus globipennis Reitter, 1883

Barada Raffray, 1891: 314 [synonymized by Chandler 2000: 171]

Type species: Barada mucronata Raffray, 1891

Tetrasemus Jeannel, 1962b: 386 [synonymized by Chandler 2000: 171]

Type species: Tetrasemus delamarei Jeannel, 1962

27 species are known from and are restricted to Central and South America.

Characters/Description: Raffray 1904a: 13 (characters in key), 117 (characters in key as Barada ); Raffray 1908a: 141 (characters in key), 183 (characters), 198 (characters in key as Barada ), 255 (characters as Barada ); O. Park 1942: 215 (characters in key), 123 (characters in key as Barada ), 253 (characters); O. Park 1944: 248 (characters in key); Chandler 2002: 53 (characters in key).

Key: Reitter 1883a: 380 (some species of Central and South America); Reitter 1888: 240 (some species of the genus); Raffray 1904a: 61 (species group); O. Park 1933: 566 (species of the genus); O. Park 1942: 253–256 (groups of species and species); O. Park 1944: 251 (Mexican species).

Distribution.

Central America: Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama.

South America: Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina.

0173. Phalespoides Raffray, 1890b: 116

Type species: Euphalepsus punctatissimus Reitter, 1888

Phalepsoides Raffray, 1904a: 104 [synonymized by Newton & Chandler 1989: 39]

Type species: Euphalepsus punctatissimus Reitter, 1888

4 species are known from and are restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Raffray 1904a: 13 (characters in key as Phalepsoides ); Raffray 1908a: 140 (characters in key as Phalepsoides ), 184 (characters as Phalepsoides ); O. Park 1942: 215 (characters in key as Phalepsoides ), 259 (characters as Phalepsoides ).

Distribution.

South America: Brazil.