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Cleridae<br />

Genus TEI'IEBROIDES Piller & Mitterpacher<br />

Trogossita Olivier<br />

T. americanus tKirby)<br />

castat teus (Melsheimer)<br />

nigrit ^rs<br />

(Horrr)<br />

T. collaris Sturm)<br />

T. corticalis (Melsheimer) AK<br />

dubius (Melsheimer)<br />

internrcdius (.Horn)<br />

limbalis (Melsheimer)<br />

T. crassico'nis (Horn)<br />

califo.ni"u" 11fornt<br />

pleurulis (.Horn)<br />

T. laticollir, (Horn)<br />

obscu:us (Hotn)<br />

T. mauritanicus t Linn6rf<br />

nitidt s (Horn)<br />

T. occidenlalis Fall<br />

T. sinuatu,r (LeConte)<br />

Cleridae includes 50 species and subspecies in<br />

<strong>Canada</strong> and Alaska. Most species are predaceous,<br />

the adul':s feeding on adult bark beetles and the larvae<br />

on eggs, larvae, and adults <strong>of</strong> wood-boring beetles<br />

in galleries. Several species <strong>of</strong> Enoclerus and<br />

Thanasimus are believed to be imoortant in the<br />

natural r:ontrol <strong>of</strong>bark beetles in coniferous forests.<br />

Adults <strong>of</strong> Cleridae are found mostly on plants, tree<br />

trunks, or under bark. Some are found on flowers,<br />

feeding on pollen. Some species <strong>of</strong> Necrobia are<br />

scavengers and are economically important as pests<br />

<strong>of</strong> stored food, carcasses, and skins.<br />

ON<br />

AK (5); vK (4); NT (5); BC (22); AB (12); SK (10);<br />

MB (14); ON (32); PQ Q4; NB (11); NS [4); NF (4)<br />

. I(5)<br />

PQ<br />

-- - - -<br />

SK<br />

-oN<br />

MB ON PQ NB PE NF<br />

In North America the taxonomy <strong>of</strong> clerids is reasonably<br />

well known, but the literature is scattered.<br />

A revision <strong>of</strong> the family would be helpful. Barr<br />

(I962a) has published a key to the genera. There is<br />

no comprehensive work for the Canadian fauna, but<br />

most eastern species could be identifred by referring<br />

to Knull (1951) and most western species by referring<br />

to Barr 0962b).<br />

YK NT ec- sxusBNpe -<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

Family CLERIDAE checkered beetles<br />

J. McNarnara<br />

Subfamily CLERINAE<br />

Tlibe Tillini<br />

Genus MONOPHYLLA Spinola<br />

Elasn ocerus LeConte<br />

Macrttelus lllug<br />

M. terminata (Say)<br />

megatoma Spinola<br />

ON<br />

Genus CYIyIATODERA Gray<br />

C. bicolor (Say)<br />

C. decipiens Fall<br />

C. inornatiL (Say)<br />

tenera LeConLe<br />

C. ovipennis LeConte<br />

pilosei.Ia LeConte<br />

C. undulata (Say)<br />

boscil (Chevrolat)<br />

longicollis Spinola<br />

uauth.ieri Spinola<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

oN PQ<br />

ON PQ<br />

ON<br />

_-n'___<br />

Tribe Phyllobaenini<br />

Genus PH'{LLOBAENUS Deiean<br />

Hydnocera Newman<br />

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