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Checklist of - Entomological Society of Canada

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Carabidae<br />

Family CARABIDAE ground beetles<br />

Y. Bousquet<br />

With 9,t6 species and subspecies in <strong>Canada</strong> and<br />

Alaska, thr,: family Carabidae is an important element<br />

<strong>of</strong> thr: Coleoptera fauna in the northern part<br />

<strong>of</strong> North A:nerica. In <strong>Canada</strong> and Alaska members<br />

<strong>of</strong> these species occur in most terrestrial habitats as<br />

well as in .marshes and bogs; a few species live on<br />

trees. Adults <strong>of</strong> most species are carnivorous or<br />

omnivorous,; only those <strong>of</strong> a few groups seem to be<br />

primarily phytophagous; larvae <strong>of</strong> most species are<br />

probably ca.rnivorous, but those <strong>of</strong> a few groups are<br />

known to be phytophagous or parasitic.<br />

The Carabidae <strong>of</strong> North America are here<br />

grouped in 36 tribes. The classification used is basically<br />

that <strong>of</strong> Lindroth (1961-1969), with a few modifications<br />

re,flecting recent taxonomic developments<br />

in the family. In recent years, some authc,rs haYe<br />

included the rhysodids within Carabidae, but based<br />

on larval characters I prefer to exclude thenL; on the<br />

other hand, some others consider the cicinclelids to<br />

be a distinct family, a view with which I do not<br />

agree. Thanks to the work <strong>of</strong> Wallis (1961) lor tiger<br />

beetles and Lindroth (1961-1969), the carabid fauna<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>Canada</strong> and Alaska is well known taxonomically.<br />

Bell (1990) recently published a key to the North<br />

American genera.<br />

AK(237); YK (164); NT (207); BC (a83); AB (386);<br />

SK (314); MB (350); ON (503); PQ (451); NB (2a3);<br />

NS (24a); PE (137); LB (.94); NF (175)<br />

' II (84); I<br />

(46)<br />

Tribe Cicindelini<br />

Genus OMUS Eschscholtz<br />

Leptontut Casey<br />

Megomus Casey<br />

O. audouini audouini Reiche<br />

aequicorr,.is Casey<br />

audens Casey<br />

borealis ()asey<br />

delicatuhn Casey<br />

distans Casey<br />

oregonentiis Casey<br />

paruulus Casey<br />

rugipenn,.s Casey<br />

tacomae ()asey<br />

thoracicus Casey<br />

uandykei W. Horn<br />

O. dejeani Rei:he<br />

foueatus l)asey<br />

robustus Casey<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

Genus CICIN.)ELA Linn6<br />

(Subgenus CICINDELA s. str.)<br />

(Pachydetn Rivalier)<br />

(Tribonia Rivalier)<br />

C. ancocisconr nsis Harris<br />

carolinae Casey<br />

dowiana Casey<br />

eriensis (iasey<br />

C. decemnotata Say<br />

albertina Casey<br />

lantzi lJ.a.rcts<br />

C. depressula depressula Casey AK<br />

scapularis Casey<br />

C. duodecimgrrttata Dejean<br />

bucolica tlasey<br />

edmontor'.ensis Can:r<br />

hudsonic,z Casey<br />

proteus Birby<br />

C. formosa folmosa Say<br />

fletcheri Criddle<br />

luxuriosa Casey<br />

manitoba Lelrg<br />

YK BC SK<br />

BC<br />

BC AB SK<br />

AB<br />

SK<br />

PQ<br />

MB ON PQ NB NS<br />

PE LB<br />

NF

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