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Habitus of Histeridae: (17) Platysoma brahmani LEWIS; (18) Epiechinus hispidus (PAYKULL); (19) Saprinus (Saprinus) splendens (PAYKULL); (20) Parepierus corticicola BICKHARDT; (21) Tribalus (Eutribalus) colombius MARSEUL; (22) T. (Eu.) koenigius MARSEUL. Scale bar: 1.0 mm. D i s t r i b u t i o n : The species is known from India (Sikkim, Uttaranchal), Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal.
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Faunistic records of 23 species belonging to 16 genera of Histeridae
from North India, primarily from Uttarakhand province, are presented. All identified
species are new to the fauna of Uttarakhand. Three species are reported from India for
the first time: Eulomalus pupulus COOMAN, 1937, Atholus maindronii (LEWIS, 1901)
and A. pirithous MARSEUL, 18...
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... Hister pirithous Marseul, 1873: 224 [Japan: Hiogo and Nangasaki]. Hister (Atholus) pirithous: Bickhardt 1910: 54 [catalogued];1913: 173;1917: 194 [catalogued]; Desbordes 1919: 400 [Tonkin]; 1921: 10; Kamiya and Takagi 1938: 31 [listed]; Ôsawa and Nakane 1951: 7. Atholus pirithous: Lewis 1906, 402;1915, 55 [Formosa = Taiwan];Nakane 1981: 10;Mazur 1984: 215;1997: 132;2009: 115;2011: 106 [catalogued]; Mazur et al. 2014Mazur et al. : 1269. Atholus (Euatholus) pirithous: Kryzhanovskij and Reichardt 1976: 390;Hisamatsu and Kusui 1984: 23;Hisamatsu 1985: 223, pl. ...
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Faunistic records of 37 species belonging to 20 genera of Histeridae
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Anaglymma circularis (MARSEUL, 1864), Atholus coelestis (MARSEUL, 1857), Eblisia
lunatica (MARSEUL, 1864), Eurylister silvestris (SCHMIDT, 1897), Liopygus gestroi
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from the state (indicated with * in the systematic
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