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8E468A3AFFD6FFBCFD63FDDCFB979010.text	8E468A3AFFD6FFBCFD63FDDCFB979010.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Pseudeupines Shen and Leschen 2020	<div><p>Pseudeupines Shen and Leschen, new genus</p><p>zoobank.org/ urn:lsid:zoobank.org:act: A5AB61DF-DD2E-4550-9839-709EA5BD82D7</p><p>(Figs. 4–5)</p><p>Type species: Bryaxis sternalis Broun, 1893, here designated.</p><p>Etymology. The generic name comprises two parts, the Greek noun “pseudo”, meaning “lie”, and the genus name Eupines . The new name refers to the morphological similarity between the new genus and Eupines . The gender is feminine.</p><p>Diagnosis. Head with punctiform vertexal foveae; lacking frontal fovea; antenna with 11 antennomeres, antennal clubs formed solely by antennomere 11; postantennal cavities present and ranging from about half-length to as long as postantennal tubercles; ventrolateral margin often rounded beneath eyes; median gular ridge narrow and prominent. Pronotum lacking median antebasal fovea; lateral antebasal foveae punctiform and barely visible; shallow antebasal sulcus disconnected at middle and extending to lateral antebasal foveae. Elytra lacking basal foveae, with shallow discal striae often extending posteriorly to apical two-thirds. Abdominal tergite 1 lacking mediobasal foveae and discal carinae; ventrite 2 with pair of small and setose mediobasal foveae.</p><p>Description. Body length 1.32–1.60 mm, color reddish brown, generally ovoid and compact; body surface smooth; dorsal vestiture sparse with short decumbent setae, average length shorter than length of eye.</p><p>Head trapezoidal and rounded; vertexal foveae (Fig. 4A) punctiform and barely visible; lacking frontal fovea; frontal rostrum moderately developed; antennal tubercles slightly prominent or lacking; postantennal sulcus shallowly extending between postantennal tubercles or lacking; postantennal cavities (Figs. 4A–B) range from about half-length to as long as postantennal tubercles in dorsal view; eyes distinct and slightly prominent in dorsal view; antenna (Fig. 5D) with 11 antennomeres, antennal club consisting of 1 antennomere, scape and pedicel slightly widened; ocularmandibular carina (Fig. 4B) present; ventrolateral margin often rounded beneath eyes and slightly concave towards gular ridge; median gular ridge (Fig. 4B) narrow and prominent, curved abruptly to asetose gular foveae (Fig. 4C); mouthparts (Fig. 4G) with trapezoidal labrum retuse at apex, mandible with three large teeth at inner side and one medium sized tooth at outer side, labial palp clavate and with long apical setae, mentum widest at middle, lacinia well developed and fused with galea, maxillary palp with segment 2 strongly clavate, segment 3 highly transverse, segment 4 largest and fusiform, sensory apex with single stout seta.</p><p>Pronotum about as long as wide, slightly wider than head at eye level; lacking median antebasal fovea; lateral antebasal foveae punctiform and barely visible; shallow antebasal sulcus disconnected at middle and extending to lateral antebasal foveae; lacking median longitudinal sulcus. Prothorax with setose lateral procoxal foveae (Fig. 4F) widely opened and separated.</p><p>Elytron (Fig. 5E) longer than wide, widest at middle and longer than abdomen in dorsal view; each elytron with discal stria shallow and often extending posteriorly to apical two-thirds; lacking basal foveae; sutural stria distinct.</p><p>Mesoventrite (Fig. 5A) with minute asetose prepectal foveae; setose median mesoventral fovea widely opened, lateral mesoventral foveae large and setose; setose lateral mesocoxal foveae distinct. Metaventrite with setose lateral metaventral foveae large and close to each other.</p><p>Abdomen (Figs. 5B–C) short and strongly convex, with tergite 6 and ventrite 7 internalized; tergite 1 about as long as tergite 2, with minute basolateral foveae; lacking mediobasal fovea, discal carinae, and mediobasal impression; tergites 2–4 lacking basolateral foveae; paratergites visible on tergites 1–4. Abdominal ventrite 2 with pair of small and setose mediobasal foveae and barely visible basolateral foveae, ventrites 3–5 lacking basolateral foveae.</p><p>Legs with protibia slightly enlarged at apex, protarsomeres 2 and 3 subequal in length, mesotarsomere 2 slightly shorter than mesotarsomere 3, metatarsomere 2 slightly longer than metatarsomere 3.</p><p>Sexual dimorphism: Males with last antennomere slightly enlarged; eyes enlarged and distinctly prominent; apical margin of metaventrite and/or ventrite 2 modified. Aedeagus squared and symmetrical, with short and stout parameres, median lobe with two sclerites, dorsal diaphragm symmetrical and wing-shaped, internal sac large and opened at ventral side.</p><p>Distribution. The genus is recorded throughout New Zealand.</p><p>Included Taxa. Bryaxis grata Sharp and Bryaxis sternalis Broun.</p><p>Comments. Pseudeupines embodies the following characters, which constitute its synapomorphies: 1) Pronotum with disconnected shallow antebasal sulcus; 2) elytra lacking basal foveae; 3) discal elytral striae present; 4) abdominal ventrite 2 with pair of small and setose mediobasal foveae. It is morphologically close to Eupines in New Zealand and can be separated from it by having the preceding synapomorphies 1, 3, and 4, which are lacking in Eupines . It is also similar to Eupinella Raffray in Australia but can be readily differentiated from it by lacking an elytral fovea, which is present in Eupinella. Although females of this genus can be easily separated from males by their small eyes, they are ambiguously demarcated at the species level, and thus are herein recorded as “associated females”.</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8E468A3AFFD6FFBCFD63FDDCFB979010	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Shen, Jia-Wei;Buckley, Thomas R.;Leschen, Richard A. B.	Shen, Jia-Wei, Buckley, Thomas R., Leschen, Richard A. B. (2020): Molecular Systematics of Eupines King, Including a New Genus and Notes on New Zealand Brachyglutini (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae: Goniaceritae). The Coleopterists Bulletin 74 (4): 791-812, DOI: 10.1649/0010-065X-74.4.791, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1649/0010-065x-74.4.791
8E468A3AFFD1FFA3FD6DFB24FD9D9683.text	8E468A3AFFD1FFA3FD6DFB24FD9D9683.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Pseudeupines grata (Sharp 1874)	<div><p>Pseudeupines grata (Sharp, 1874), new combination</p><p>(Figs. 6–7; map, Fig. 10)</p><p>Bryaxis grata Sharp 1874: 500 .</p><p>Bryaxis grata: Reprint from Sharp 1874 by Sharp 1876: 278.</p><p>Bryaxis grata: Reprinted excerpt from Sharp 1874 by Broun 1880: 131. Schaufuss 1888: 25.</p><p>Eupines (Eupines) grata: Combination and subgeneric assignment by Raffray 1904: 204. Raffray 1911: 81; Hudson 1923: 364; Raffray 1924: 156; Hudson 1934: 182; Kuschel 1990: 49; Nomura and Leschen 2006: 254; Macfarlane et al. 2010: 417; Shen and Leschen 2019: 266.</p><p>Eupines clemens Broun 1921: 607; Hudson 1923: 364; Hudson 1934: 183. Eupines (Eupines) clemens: Subgeneric assignment by Nomura and Leschen 2006: 254. Macfarlane et al. 2010: 417; Shen and Leschen 2019: 260. Type locality: [NN] Glenhope and near Lake Rotoiti. Type depository: BMNH, LT ♂, 2 PLT; NZAC, 2 PLT (see Shen and Leschen 2019). New synonym.</p><p>Type Locality. New Zealand.</p><p>Type Depository. BMNH, LT ♂, 1 PLT (see Shen and Leschen 2019).</p><p>Differential Diagnosis. Head lacking antennal tubercles; postantennal cavity large and about as long as antennal tubercle in dorsal view. Elytra with discal striae shallow and extending posteriorly to apical three-fourths. Metaventrite slightly projected at apex, middle part between metacoxae slightly concave. Abdominal ventrite 2 unmodified; ventrite 6 with pair of short median struts, about one-sixth of ventral length.</p><p>Redescription of Male.Body length 1.45–1.60 mm. Head wider than long; eyes slightly prominent in dorsal view, with about 17 facets; vertexal foveae punctiform; antennal tubercles hardly visible; postantennal sulcus shallowly extending between antennal tubercles; postantennal cavities large, about as long as antennal tubercles in dorsal view; antennae (Fig. 7C) with last segment elongate and conical.</p><p>Pronotum slightly wider than long, slightly wider than head at eye level; vertexal foveae punctiform; antebasal sulcus shallow.</p><p>Elytra together about as long as wide, widest near apical two-thirds; humeral calli distinct and slightly prominent; discal striae shallow and extending posteriorly to apical three-fourths.</p><p>Metaventrite (Fig. 7D) slightly projected at apex, with two tufts of strongly curved apical setae; middle part between metacoxae slightly concave. Legs with mesotibia (Fig. 7B) modified with minute and curved apical spine in some males.</p><p>Abdominal ventrite 2 (Fig. 7A) unmodified; ventrite 6 (Fig. 7E) with pair of short median struts, about one-sixth of ventral length. Aedeagus (Figs. 7F–H) about 0.22 mm long, with short parameres about as long as median lobe, widest near middle, apex acute; median lobe with two sclerites almost meeting near apex and slightly narrower than parameres in ventral view.</p><p>Remarks. After examining the lectotype of E. (E.) clemens and the lectotype of E. (E.) grata, they were found to represent a single species, with the former name as a junior synonym. The type locality listed as “ Auckland ” for E. grata by Shen and Leschen (2019) was an error.</p><p>Distribution. South Island: NN, BR, WD, MC, OL.</p><p>Additional Material Examined (all NZAC, except where indicated). 92 ♂♂: NN: 1, T. Hall, 10/ Feb/1915, Howard, nr. Glenhope, Nelson; 1 (LUNZ), Wangapeka Tk., 400 m, 14/Mar/1982, R. M. Emerson, fern litter under Nothofagus fusca; BR: 5, Barrytown, Croesus Tk., 10/Nov/2005, R. Leschen &amp; S. Nomura, litter and rotten logs, 42° 140 S 171° 190 E; 6, Greymouth Grandjeans Tk., 10/Nov/2005, R. Leschen, S. Nomura, litter and rotten logs, 42° 280 S 171° 120 E; 2 (LUNZ), Shenandoah Sdle., 12/Feb/1981, J. W. Early, litter; 3 (JNPC), Shenandoah road summit, 11/Feb/2014, ground litter; 1 (JNPC), Buller Gorge, Fern Flat Rd. 25/Mar/2011, forest floor litter, J. Nunn; WD: 6, Doughboy Creek, 6 km SW Mahitahi, 05/Feb/1984, J.C. Watt; 3, Jacksons Bay, 23/Sep/1979, A. K. Walker; 1, Jacksons Bay, Smoothwater Tk., 14/Feb/ 1977, T.K. Crosby; 1, Open Bay Is., Taumaka I., 27/ Sep/1976, D. S. Horning, litter; 6, Hokitika Gorge, 29/Jan/1978, S. B. Peck, litter; 1, Haast River, 100 m, Sunny Flat, 25/Jan/1978, G. Kuschel, sifted litter, 78/54; 2, Haast Pass W of summit, 550 m, 24/ Jan/1978, G. Kuschel, sifted litter and rotten wood, 78/52; 1, Taramakau R., 150 m, Jacksons, 26/Jan/ 1978, G. Kuschel, sifted litter and rotten wood, 78/55; 3 (LUNZ), Westland N. P. adj. Canavans Knob, 140 m, A.B. Miller, leaf litter totara/matai forest, 04/Feb/1982; 1 (LUNZ), Mt. Hercules Scen. Res., 150 m, 06/Dec/1982, J. W. Early, litter from podocarp forest; 2 (LUNZ), L. Mahinapua, 20 m, 23/Oct/1978, J. W. Early, litter of mixed broadleaf-ponga second growth; 18 (JNPC), L. Mahinapua, Jum Michel Walk, 09/Feb/2016, forest floor litter, J. Nunn; 3 (JNPC), Ross Totara Vly. Rd., 09/Feb/2016, in tree fern litter sample, J. Nunn; 2 (JNPC), 3 km N of Bruce Bay, 06/Feb/2009, sifted moss from podocarp swamp forest, J. Nunn; 3 (JNPC), Chelsea Ck., Haast Vly., 13/Feb/2007, washed soil sample beech forest, J. Nunn; 1 (JNPC), Haast Vly., Pleasant Flat, 25/Mar/2016, Washed soil sample, J. Nunn; 1 (JNPC), Haast River Walk, 27/Mar/2016, forest floor litter, J. Nunn; 1 (JNPC), Fox Glacier Freshwater Rd., 27/ Mar/2016, washed soil sample from broadleaf forest, J. Nunn; 1 (NMPC), Wharekai te kou walk, 0.7 km NNW of Jackson Bay, 25 m, 43° 58.10 S 168° 36.50 E, 12/Dec/2012, Fikáček, Hájek &amp; Leschen lgt., in mosses in a small exposed stream flowing from the forest to the beach; 1 (NMPC), Mount Aspiring N. P., Pleasant Flat, 27.2 km, NNE of Makarora at Mur Creek, 44° 080 S 169° 22.90 E, 120 m, 11/Dec/2012, Fikáček, Hájek &amp; Leschen lgt., sifting of mosses on the ground and on fallen decaying logs in the Nothofagus forest and rich shrub understory; MC: 1 (JNPC), Sharplin Falls, Stavely, 02/Feb/2007, washed soil sample, J. Nunn; OL: 4, Makarora, 03/Feb/1984, J.C. Watt, sifted litter, 84/19; 1 (JNPC), Makarora Bush, 07–09/ Nov/1997; 1 (JNPC), OL, Davis Flat Makarora Vly. 19/Jan/2008, in moss, J. Nunn; unknown locality: 7, T. Broun Collection, A.E. Brookes Collection. Associated females (97 ♀♀): BR: 11, Greymouth Grandjeans Tk., 10/Nov/2005, R. Leschen &amp; S. Nomura, litter and rotten logs, 42° 280 S 171° 120 E; 11 (JNPC), Shenandoah road summit, 11/Feb/2014, ground litter, J. Nunn; WD: 4, Doughboy Creek, 6 km SW of Mahitahi, 05/Feb/ 1984, J.C. Watt; 3, Open Bay Is., Taumaka I., 30/ Apr/1976, R.H. Mattlin, litter; 2, Hokitika Gorge, 29/Jan/1978, S.B. Peck, litter; 2, Haast River, 100 m, Sunny Flat, 25/Jan/1978, G. Kuschel, sifted litter, 78/54; 2, Taramakau R., 150 m Jacksons, 26/ Jan/1978, G. Kuschel, sifted litter and rotten wood, 78/55; 5 (LUNZ), Westland N. P. adj. Canavans Knob, 140 m, A.B. Miller, leaf litter from totara/ matai forest, 04/Feb/1982; 3 (LUNZ), Mt. Hercules Scen. Res. 150 m, 06/Dec/1982, J. W. Early, litter from podocarp forest; 8 (LUNZ), L. Mahinapua, 20 m, 23/Dec/1978, J. W. Early, litter of mixed broadleaf-ponga, second growth; 19 (JNPC), L. Mahinapua, Jum Michel Walk, 09/Feb/2016, forest floor litter, J. Nunn; 4 (JNPC), Ross Totara Vly. Rd., 09/Feb/2016, in tree fern litter sample, J. Nunn; 3 (JNPC), Haast Vly. Pleasant Flat, 25/Mar/2016, Washed soil sample, J. Nunn; 3 (JNPC), Haast River Walk, 27/Mar/2016, forest floor litter, J. Nunn; 1 (JNPC), Fox Glacier Freshwater Rd., 27/ Mar/2016, washed soil sample from broadleaf forest, J. Nunn; OL: 2, Makarora, 03/Feb/1984, J. C. Watt, sifted litter, 84/19; 7 (JNPC), Makarora Bush, 07–09/Nov/1997; unknown locality: 7, T. Broun Collection, A. E. Brookes Collection.</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8E468A3AFFD1FFA3FD6DFB24FD9D9683	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Shen, Jia-Wei;Buckley, Thomas R.;Leschen, Richard A. B.	Shen, Jia-Wei, Buckley, Thomas R., Leschen, Richard A. B. (2020): Molecular Systematics of Eupines King, Including a New Genus and Notes on New Zealand Brachyglutini (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae: Goniaceritae). The Coleopterists Bulletin 74 (4): 791-812, DOI: 10.1649/0010-065X-74.4.791, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1649/0010-065x-74.4.791
8E468A3AFFCEFFA2FF57FCBEFE9F91EB.text	8E468A3AFFCEFFA2FF57FCBEFE9F91EB.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Pseudeupines sternalis (Broun 1893)	<div><p>Pseudeupines sternalis (Broun, 1893), new combination</p><p>(Figs. 8–9; map, Fig. 10)</p><p>Bryaxis sternalis Broun 1893: 171 .</p><p>Eupines (Eupines) sternalis: Combination and subgeneric assignment by Raffray 1904: 204. Raffray 1911: 81; Hudson 1923: 364; Raffray 1924: 157; Hudson 1934:183; Nomura and Leschen 2006: 254; Macfarlane et al. 2010: 417; Shen and Leschen 2019: 275.</p><p>Type Locality. [ND] Ligar’ s Bush, Papakura; [WO] Mount Pirongia.</p><p>Type Depository. BMNH, LT ♂, 5 PLT; NZAC, 2 PLT.</p><p>Differential Diagnosis. Head with antennal tubercles slightly prominent; postantennal cavities medium-sized, about half length of antennal tubercles in dorsal view. Elytra with discal striae shallow and extending posteriorly to apical twothirds. Metaventrite distinctly projected at apex, middle part between metacoxae distinctly concave. Abdominal ventrite 2 with deep mediobasal impression; ventrite 6 with pair of minute median struts, about one-twelfth of ventral length.</p><p>Redescription of Male. Body length 1.32–1.54 mm. Head wider than long; eyes slightly prominent in dorsal view, each with about 18 facets; vertexal foveae punctiform; antennal tubercles slightly prominent; postantennal sulcus indistinct or lacking; postantennal cavity medium-sized and about half length of antennal tubercle in dorsal view; antenna (Fig. 9E) with last segment strongly elongate.</p><p>Pronotum slightly wider than long, slightly wider than head at eye level; vertexal foveae punctiform; antebasal sulcus shallow.</p><p>Elytra together about as long as wide, widest near middle; humeral calli visible and slightly prominent; discal striae shallow and extending posteriorly to apical two-thirds.</p><p>Metaventrite (Fig. 9C) with apex distinctly projected, with two tufts of strongly curved apical setae, middle part between metacoxae distinctly concave.</p><p>Abdominal ventrite 2 (Figs. 9A–B) with deep mediobasal impression; ventrite 6 (Fig. 9D) with pair of minute median struts, about one-twelfth of ventral length. Aedeagus (Figs. 9F–H) about 0.28 mm long, with short parameres, slightly shorter than median lobe, widest near middle, apex slightly bifurcate; median lobe with two large and stout sclerites widely separated, apex twisted, wider than parameres in ventral view.</p><p>Remarks. This species can be morphologically confused with P. grata in dorsal view, and the only subtle difference is that the antennae of the former are longer and more loosely articulated than that of the latter. It can, however, be immediately differentiated from P. grata by ventrite 2 having a deep mediobasal impression.</p><p>Distribution. North Island: ND, AK, WO, CL, BP, TO, WI; South Island: SD, NN, FD; Offshore Islands: CH.</p><p>Additional Material Examined (all NZAC, except where indicated). 81 ♂♂: ND: 1, Coll. A. E. Brookes, 19/May/1918, Pekapekarau, Manganui, N of Auckland; AK: 1, Coll. T. Broun, Dec/1908, Hunua Rg., Drury, Auckland, T. Broun Collection, A. E. Brookes Collection; 1, Riverhead State Forest Reserve, 11/Nov/1980, P. A. Maddison; CL: 1, Te Mata, J. M. Hoy Coll., 20/Aug/1958; 3, Ex. Broun Collection, Tairua. E. Coast., North Is., T. Broun Collection, A. E. Brookes Collection; 1, Kauaeranga N. P., Kauaeranga Kauri Tk., 15/Jan/2009, K. Marske, R. Leschen, K. Puliafico &amp; T. Thery, Ex. sifted leaf litter and wood, S 37 04.1700, E 175 39.9520, 154 m; 3, Otama F. P., 24/Oct/1993, M. C. Lariviere, litter, 93/114; 1, Coromandel, Twin Kauri Tk., 03/Nov/2005, R. Leschen &amp; S. Nomura, flood debris, 37° 000 S 175° 380 E; 1, Coromandel F. P., Kaitarakihi Tk., 30/Jan/1994, A. Larochelle &amp; M. C. Lariviere, litter 94/3; 1, Coroglen Tapu Rd., 4 km W of Coroglen, 22/Oct/1993, M. C. Lariviere, sifted litter, 93/110; WO: 1, Waipuna Reserve near Waitomo, 28/Oct/1977, A. R. Ferguson, litter, 77/ 134; BP: 3, Opotiki, Feb/1927, A. E. Brookes Collection; 3, Te Koau, 140 m, Twin Puriri, 31/Jan/ 1993, J.S. Dugdale litter 93/10; 5, Te Koau, Hovells Watching Dog Track, 360 m, 31/Jan/1993; 1, Te Koau, 120 m, 29/Apr/1993, J. S. Dugdale, litter; 1, Te Koau, 01/Dec/1992, G. Hall, litter; 4, Te Koau, 243 m, 01/Dec/1992 – 31/Jan/1993, R. C. Henderson; 3, Orete Forest, Te Puia Hut, 25/Jan–08/Mar/ 1993, J. S. Dugdale, Malaise trap; 1, Orete Forest, Te Puia Hut, 13/Apr/1992, G. Hall, litter; 5, Rereauira, 09/Mar/1993, J.S. Dugdale, litter; 3, Lottin Point Rd., Waenga Bush, 27/Jan/1993, J. I. Townsend, sifted litter; 4, Fitzgerald Glade Tapapa, 19/Sep/1995, M. C. Lariviere &amp; A. Larochelle, broadleaf forest litter; 1, Waiaroho, 17/Sep/1992, G. Hall &amp; R. C. Henderson, sifted litter; 1, Mamaku Plateau Horohoro S. F., Tikitiki Stm., 24/Jul/1976, J. S. Dugdale, litter; 1, Kaimai Ra., 427 m, Leyland Tramline, 22/Sep/1981, B.M. May, litter; 1, Mt. Te Aroha, lower slopes, 16/Nov/2004, A. C. Eyles &amp; J. I. Townsend, moss on ground &amp; live trees bark from fallen branches; 1, Papatea, 08/Mar/1993, J. S. Dugdale, bryophytes and rotten wood; 2, Kaingaroa, Mar/1991, C. F. Morales, swards nr. beach; TO: 1, Waipunga River nr. Falls, 14/Mar/1980, C. F. Butcher, litter and mosses; WI: 3 (JNPC), Kai Iwi Bushy Park, 23/Nov/2015, forest floor litter, J. Nunn; SD: 4, Picton, Reservoir Tk., 21/Mar/1949, A. E. Brookes Collection; NN: 6, Eves Vly., 30/ Mar/ 1955, E.S. Gourlay, Ex. leaf mould; FD: 4, Secretary I., Grono Bay, 24/Mar/1984, C. F. Butcher, sifted litter; unknown locality: 8, 240, T. Broun Collection, A. E. Brookes Collection. Associated females (24 ♀♀): ND: 1, Coll. A. E. Brookes, 19/May/1918, Pekapekarau, Manganui, N of Auckland; AK: 1, Coll. T. Broun, Dec/1908 Hunua Rg., Drury Auckland, T. Broun Collection, A. E. Brookes Collection; 1, Riverhead State Forest Reserve, 11/Nov/1980, P. A. Maddison; CL: 1, Ex. Broun Collection, Tairua, E. Coast, North Is., T. Broun Collection, A. E. Brookes Collection; 1, Otama F. P., 24/Oct/1993, M. C. Lariviere, litter, 93/ 114; BP: 2, Te Koau, Hovells Watching Dog Tk., 360 m, 31/Jan/1993; 1, Orete Forest, Te Puia Hut, 25/Jan–08/Mar/1993, J. S. Dugdale, Malaise trap; 2, Rereauira, 09/Mar/1993, J. S. Dugdale, litter; 2, Lottin Point Rd. Waenga Bush, 27/Jan/1993, J. I. Townsend, sifted litter; 3, Fitzgerald Glade Tapapa, 19/Sep/1995, M. C. Lariviere &amp; A. Larochelle, broadleaf forest litter; 1, Mamaku Plateau, Horohoro S. F., Tikitiki Stm., 24/Jul/1976, J. S. Dugdale, litter; SD: 2, Picton, Reservoir Tk., 21/Mar/ 1949, A. E. Brookes Collection; FD: 2, Secretary I., Grono Bay, 24/Mar/1984, C. F. Butcher, sifted litter; unknown locality: 6, 240, T. Broun Collection, A. E. Brookes Collection.</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8E468A3AFFCEFFA2FF57FCBEFE9F91EB	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Shen, Jia-Wei;Buckley, Thomas R.;Leschen, Richard A. B.	Shen, Jia-Wei, Buckley, Thomas R., Leschen, Richard A. B. (2020): Molecular Systematics of Eupines King, Including a New Genus and Notes on New Zealand Brachyglutini (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae: Goniaceritae). The Coleopterists Bulletin 74 (4): 791-812, DOI: 10.1649/0010-065X-74.4.791, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1649/0010-065x-74.4.791
8E468A3AFFCFFFA2FF14FA12FB7F9097.text	8E468A3AFFCFFFA2FF14FA12FB7F9097.taxon	http://purl.org/dc/dcmitype/Text	http://rs.tdwg.org/ontology/voc/SPMInfoItems#GeneralDescription	text/html	en	Brachyglutini	<div><p>KEY TO THE GENERA OF BRACHYGLUTINI OF NEW ZEALAND</p><p>1. Pronotum with sharply defined antebasal sulcus; elytral flanks with subhumeral foveae ......................... Eupinogitus Broun</p><p>10. Pronotum often lacking antebasal sulcus, or moderately defined when present; elytral flanks lacking subhumeral foveae ........... 2</p><p>2. Head with dorsal postantennal pits ............ .................................. Anabaxis Raffray</p><p>20. Head lacking dorsal postantennal pits ........... 3</p><p>3. Elytra strongly narrowed at base; body size often more than 2 mm .......................... 4</p><p>30. Elytra not narrowed at base; body size often less than 2 mm .................................... 5</p><p>4. Pronotum with median antebasal fovea and conspicuous antebasal sulcus .................... .......................... Physobryaxis Hetschko</p><p>40. Pronotum lacking median antebasal fovea and antebasal sulcus ..................................... ............................. Gastrobothrus Broun</p><p>5. Head prolonged apically; pronotum with sharply defined impression around large median antebasal foveae .......... Startes Broun</p><p>50. Head as long as wide or slightly transverse; pronotum lacking impression, median antebasal fovea lacking or shallow ............... 6</p><p>6. Pronotum with median antebasal fovea shallow and slightly smaller than lateral antebasal foveae, with coarsely punctate base ........... ..................................... Eupinolus Oke</p><p>60. Pronotum lacking median antebasal fovea, lateral antebasal foveae small or barely visible, with smooth base ........................... 7</p><p>7. Head with median gular ridge broad and prominent; pronotum with lateral antebasal foveae small, but clearly visible; each elytron with two basal foveae ............................. .................... Simkinion Park and Pearce</p><p>70. Head with median gular ridge narrow and slightly prominent; pronotum with lateral antebasal foveae barely visible; elytra lacking basal foveae ....................................... 8</p><p>8. Pronotum with antebasal sulcus shallow; elytra with discal striae short; abdominal ventrite 2 with pair of small mediobasal foveae......... Pseudeupines, new genus</p><p>80. Pronotum lacking antebasal sulcus; elytra lacking discal striae; abdominal ventrite 2 lacking mediobasal foveae ....................... ....................................... Eupines King</p></div>	https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8E468A3AFFCFFFA2FF14FA12FB7F9097	Public Domain	No known copyright restrictions apply. See Agosti, D., Egloff, W., 2009. Taxonomic information exchange and copyright: the Plazi approach. BMC Research Notes 2009, 2:53 for further explanation.		Plazi	Shen, Jia-Wei;Buckley, Thomas R.;Leschen, Richard A. B.	Shen, Jia-Wei, Buckley, Thomas R., Leschen, Richard A. B. (2020): Molecular Systematics of Eupines King, Including a New Genus and Notes on New Zealand Brachyglutini (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae: Pselaphinae: Goniaceritae). The Coleopterists Bulletin 74 (4): 791-812, DOI: 10.1649/0010-065X-74.4.791, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1649/0010-065x-74.4.791
