Epipleuria | |
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Subfamily: | Coccidulinae (disputed) |
Tribe: | Coccidulini |
Genus: | Epipleuria Fürsch, 2001 |
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Rhyzobius epipleuralis Pope, 1957 | |
Diversity | |
24 species |
Epipleuria is a genus in the lady beetle family (Coccinellidae). It belongs to tribe Coccidulini of subfamily Coccidulinae, which is sometimes subsumed in the Coccinellinae as a tribe with the Coccidulini downranked to subtribe. As of 2005, two dozen species are known, all from the southern half of Africa.[1]
The genus was only established in 2001, with the discovery of a number of beetles closely related to "Rhyzobius" epipleuralis but not actually part of the genus Rhyzobius.[1]
Species
As of 2005, the species of Epipleuria are:[2]
- Epipleuria caputabdita Fürsch, 2007
- Epipleuria endroedyi Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria epipleuralis (Pope, 1957)
- Epipleuria globosa Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria gussmannae Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria hirsutula Fürsch, 2007
- Epipleuria hirta Fürsch, 2007
- Epipleuria inexspectata Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria katbergensis Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria lapidaria Fürsch, 2007
- Epipleuria longissima Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria mahnerti Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria namaquaensis Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria natalensis Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria parcepunctata Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria parva Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria popei Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria punctillum Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria rufosuturalis Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria rugata Fürsch, 2007
- Epipleuria ruthmuellerae Fürsch, 2007
- Epipleuria saxicola Fürsch, 2007
- Epipleuria trianguliloba Fürsch, 2001
- Epipleuria ventricosa Fürsch, 2001
Footnotes
References
Wikispecies has information related to Epipleuria.
- Fürsch, M. (2007): New species of Epipleuria Fürsch and Rhyzobius Stephens from southern Africa (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae: Coccidulini). Annals of the Transvaal Museum 44: 11–24. HTML abstract
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