Crematoxenini Mann, 1921

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Tribe Crematoxenini Mann, 1921

0407. Beyeria Fenyes, 1910: 118

Type species: Beyeria vespa Fenyes, 1910

Acamatoxenus Mann, 1925: 76 [synonymized by Jacobson et al. 1987: 317]

Type species: Acamatoxenus suavis Mann, 1925

1 species is included in this genus from Central America. Characters/Description: Fenyes 1920: 327 (characters); Seevers 1965: 207 (characters in key), 214 (characters); Jacobson et al. 1987: 317 (characters); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 131 (characters); Ashe 2002b: 126 (characters in key). Key: Jacobson et al. 1987: 321 (species of the genus); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 133 (species of the genus). Distribution. Central America: Mexico. Other regions: Nearctic.

0408. Crematoxenus Mann, 1921: 547

Type species: Crematoxenus aenigma Mann, 1921

Only one species is known from and is restricted to Central America.

Characters/Description: Seevers 1965: 207 (characters in key), 217 (characters); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 159 (characters); Ashe 2002b: 126 (characters in key).

Distribution.

Central America: Mexico.

0409. Cryptomimus Reichensperger, 1926: 114

Type species: Cryptomimus handlirschi Reichensperger, 1926

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

Characters/Description: Seevers 1965: 207 (characters in key), 217 (characters); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 163 (characters).

Key: Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 164 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

South America: Brazil.

0410. Diploeciton Wasmann, 1923 : lxiii

Type species: Diploeciton constrictum Wasmann, 1923

Acamatoteras Reichensperger, 1936b: 189 [synonymized by Blackwelder 1952: 33]

Type species: Acamatoteras nevermanni Reichensperger, 1936

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

Characters/Description: Reichensperger 1939a: 134 (characters); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 150 (characters); Seevers 1965: 207 (characters in key), 219 (characters).

Key: Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 154 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

Central America: Costa Rica.

South America: Brazil.

0411. Ecitosius Seevers, 1965: 272

Type species: Ecitosius gracilis Seevers, 1965

2 species are known from and are restricted to Central America.

Characters/Description: Seevers 1965: 233 (characters in key); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 115 (characters); Ashe 2002b: 126 (characters in key).

Key: Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 119 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

Central America: Mexico, Costa Rica.

0412. Ecitotima Seevers, 1965: 273

Type species: Ecitotima miriventris Seevers, 1965

Only one species is known from and is restricted to Central America.

Characters/Description: Seevers 1965: 233 (characters in key); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 124 (characters). Distribution.

Central America: Costa Rica.

0413. Neivaphilus Jacobson & Kistner, 1992: 139

Type species: Neivaphilus watkinsi Jacobson & Kistner, 1992

2 species are known from and are restricted to Central America.

Characters/Description: Ashe 2002b: 126 (characters in key).

Key: Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 147 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

Central America: Mexico.

0414. Philacamatus Bruch, 1933a: 206 ( Fig. 70 )

Type species: Philacamatus bosqi Bruch, 1933

Only one species is known from and is restricted to South America.

Characters/Description: Seevers 1965: 207 (characters in key), 216 (characters); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 107 (characters).

Distribution.

South America: Brazil, Argentina.

0415. Pulicomorpha Mann, 1924: 87

Type species: Pulicomorpha coecum Mann, 1924

2 species are known from and are restricted to Central America.

Characters/Description: Seevers 1965: 208 (characters in key), 212 (characters); Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 97 (characters); Ashe 2002b: 126 (characters in key).

Key: Jacobson & Kistner 1992: 101 (species of the genus).

Distribution.

Central America: Mexico.

Figures

FIGURES 64–75. Habitus; Aleocharinae (64–75); 64, after Pace 2015a; 65, after Bortoluzzi et al. 2016; 66, after Kanao et al. 2012; 67, after Pace 1999c; 68, Peru: department of Madre de Dios (CEMT); 69, after Pace, 2011b; 70, after Bruch 1933a; 71, after Pace 2015e; 72, Chile: region of Coquimbo (MUSM); 73, after Pace 1996b; 74, after Pace 1987b; 75, after Kistner 2006; slightly modified. Scale bars: 1 mm.