Xenochara Mulsant & Rey, 1874
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Subgenus Xenochara Mulsant & Rey, 1874
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Xenochara Mulsant & Rey, 1874: 60 (original description); Klimaszewski, 1984: 34 (redescription); Klimaszewski & Jansen, 1993: 60 (redescription); Gouix & Klimaszewski, 2007: 27 (catalogue of Canadian and Alaskan species of Aleocharinae View in CoL ); Assing, 2009: 36 (descriptive mention); Park & Ahn, 2010b: 22 (redescription).
Type species: Aleochara decorata Aubé, 1850: 311 (= Aleochara puberula Klug, 1832 ), by original designation and monotypy.
Polychara Mulsant & Rey, 1874: 64 (type species: Aleochara discipennis Mulsant & Rey, 1853 View in CoL ).
Homoeochara Mulsant & Rey, 1874: 130 (type species: Aleochara sparsa Heer, 1839 View in CoL ).
Dyschara Mulsant & Rey, 1874: 141 (type species: Aleochara inconspicua Aubé, 1850 View in CoL ).
Isochara Bernhauer, 1901a: 440 (type species: Aleochara tristis Gravenhorst, 1806 View in CoL ).
Ophiochara Bernhauer, 1901a: 483 (type species: Aleochara breiti Ganglbauer, 1897 View in CoL ).
Euryodma Reitter, 1909: 23 (type species: Aleochara brevipennis Gravenhorst, 1806 View in CoL ).
See Klimaszewski (1984), Klimaszewski & Jansen (1993), Gouix & Klimaszewski (2007), Assing (2009), and Park & Ahn (2010) for further synonymic and taxonomic information.
Diagnosis. The subgenus Xenochara is not fully defined but can be distinguished from the other congeneric taxa by the combination of following character states (see Klimaszewski, 1984; Park & Ahn, 2010b): body compact, densely pubescent, spindle-shaped; antennomere IV usually elongate or at most only slightly transverse; pronotum evenly pubescent; mesoventrite rather, completely or almost completely carinate along midline; median lobe of aedeagus of male with projecting flagellum inside, at least 1/4 as long as median lobe; female spermatheca without coils basally, but sometimes deformed basally.
Comments. Assing (2009) recently revised the subgenus Xenochara , proposing three subgeneric synonymies: Dyschara , Ophiochara , and Euryodma . The subgenus is probably by far the most speciose subgenus of the genus Aleochara , with Palearctic examples alone including 106 species ( Assing, 2009). In Japan, seven species of Xenochara are known ( Shibata et al., 2013).
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Xenochara Mulsant & Rey, 1874
Yamamoto, Shûhei & Maruyama, Munetoshi 2016 |
Euryodma
Reitter 1909: 23 |
Isochara
Bernhauer 1901: 440 |
Ophiochara
Bernhauer 1901: 483 |
Xenochara
Park 2010: 22 |
Assing 2009: 36 |
Gouix 2007: 27 |
Klimaszewski 1993: 60 |
Klimaszewski 1984: 34 |
Mulsant 1874: 60 |
Polychara
Mulsant 1874: 64 |
Homoeochara
Mulsant 1874: 130 |
Dyschara
Mulsant 1874: 141 |