澄清澳大利亚Cleridae (Coleoptera:Cleroidea) 的模两可的属记录

Justin S Bartlett1

  • 1Biosecurity Queensland; Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Ecosciences Precinct; GPO Box 267; Brisbane; Qld 4001. justin.bartlett@daf.qld.gov.au.

Zootaxa
|January 14, 2024
PubMed
概括

包括Balcus和Thanasimus在内的六种昆虫属被证实不在澳大利亚. 这项评估澄清了分类记录,并纠正了之前对澳大利亚昆虫动物群的错误识别.

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