| Paratrechus | |
|---|---|
Scientific classification  | |
| Domain: | Eukaryota |
| Kingdom: | Animalia |
| Phylum: | Arthropoda |
| Class: | Insecta |
| Order: | Coleoptera |
| Family: | Carabidae |
| Subfamily: | Trechinae |
| Tribe: | Trechini |
| Subtribe: | Trechina |
| Genus: | Paratrechus Jeannel, 1920 |
Paratrechus is a genus in the beetle family Carabidae. There are more than 50 described species in Paratrechus, found in Mexico, and Central and South America.[1][2]
Species
These 57 species belong to the genus Paratrechus:
- Paratrechus alaoensis Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus alexandri Trezzi, 1995 (Costa Rica)
- Paratrechus altitudinis Mateu, 1974 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus austrinus Moret, 2005
- Paratrechus balli Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus barri Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus batesi Mateu, 1974 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus beltrani Mateu, 1974 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus bifoveatus (Jeannel, 1920)
- Paratrechus bolivari Mateu, 1974 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus boussingaulti Mateu & Moret, 2001 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus campbelli Mateu, 1999 (Guatemala)
- Paratrechus cataractae Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus chiriquensis Barr, 1982 (Panama)
- Paratrechus clermonti Jeannel, 1928 (Brazil)
- Paratrechus collanensis Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus contrarius Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus costaricensis Mateu, 1974 (Costa Rica)
- Paratrechus cubillini Mateu & Moret, 2001 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus erwini Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus franiai Barr, 1982 (Guatemala)
- Paratrechus gouleti Mateu, 1999 (Costa Rica)
- Paratrechus grandiceps Ueno, 1968 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus gressitti Ueno, 1968 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus halffteri Mateu, 1974 (Costa Rica)
- Paratrechus hoegei (Jeannel, 1920)
- Paratrechus hypogeus Deuve & Moret, 2017 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus incertus Mateu, 1999 (Colombia)
- Paratrechus isabelae Trezzi, 2018 (Colombia)
- Paratrechus jeanneli Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus laevigatus Jeannel, 1928
- Paratrechus laticeps Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus maddisoni Deuve & Moret, 2017 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus mandurensis Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus matilei Mateu & Moret, 2001 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus mexicanus (Putzeys, 1870)
- Paratrechus moreti Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus nemoralis Mateu & Moret, 2001 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus nigrilacus Mateu & Moret, 2001 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus oaxaquensis Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus obrieni Mateu, 1981 (Costa Rica)
- Paratrechus osorioi Bolivar y Pieltain, 1943 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus pallescens (Bolivar y Pieltain, 1967) (Mexico)
- Paratrechus panamensis Mateu, 1999 (Panama)
- Paratrechus pecki Barr, 1982 (Costa Rica)
- Paratrechus propior Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus putzeysi Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus reddelli Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus reyesi Mateu, 1974 (Costa Rica)
- Paratrechus subparallelus Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus sylvarum Mateu, 1974 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus sylvaticus (Bolivar y Pieltain, 1941) (Mexico)
- Paratrechus tacana Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus totontepec Barr, 1982 (Mexico)
- Paratrechus unisetosus Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus versutus Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
- Paratrechus vulcanus Mateu, 1999 (Ecuador)
References
- ↑ "Paratrechus Jeannel, 1920". Catalogue of Life. Retrieved 2023-04-17.
- ↑ Lorenz, Wolfgang (2021). "Carabcat Database". doi:10.48580/dfqf-3dk. Retrieved 2023-04-13.
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