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Checklist of - Entomological Society of Canada

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Cryptophagidae<br />

Family CRYPTOPIIAGIDAE silken fungus beetles<br />

Y. Bousquet<br />

Sixty-six species <strong>of</strong> cryptophagids are recorded<br />

in <strong>Canada</strong> and Alaska. These beetles are usually<br />

found on mold, on fungi, under bark, as well as in<br />

decaying vegetation and nests <strong>of</strong> social<br />

Hymenoptera, birds, and mammals; one species,<br />

Myrmedophila americana, lives in ant nests.<br />

Adults and larvae <strong>of</strong> most species feed on mold and<br />

decaying vegetation; those <strong>of</strong> Telmophilus species<br />

apparently feed on flower heads <strong>of</strong> certain aquatic<br />

plants. Several species <strong>of</strong> Cryptophagus are found<br />

in stored products, where they feed on mold.<br />

This group is poorly studied taxonomically.<br />

Since Casey's (1900) revision <strong>of</strong> the North American<br />

fauna, only the genus Cryptophagus has been<br />

revised (Woodr<strong>of</strong>fe and Coombs 1961). Many genera<br />

previously included within the cryptophagids<br />

have been transferred recently to Languriidae. The<br />

reader can expect many nomenclatural changes at<br />

the specifrc level, as well as many new distribution<br />

records, when the cryptophagid groups are revised.<br />

The generic classification <strong>of</strong> the Cryptophaginae<br />

used here follows Bousquet (1989).<br />

AK (26); YK (1); NT (3); BC (47); AB (15); SK (7);<br />

MB (12); oN (1e); PQ (17); NB (2); NS (3); LB (2);<br />

NF (3) . H (11);I (8)<br />

Genus TELMATOPHILUS Heer<br />

T. americanus LeConte<br />

Subfamily TELMATOPHILINAE<br />

BC AB SK MB ON PQ<br />

Genus ANTHEROPHAGUS Latreille<br />

A. convexulus LeConte<br />

A. ochraceus Melsheimer<br />

oregon us Casey<br />

A. pallidivestis Casey<br />

A. suturalis Meklin<br />

Subfamily CRYPTOPHAGINAE<br />

Key to North American genera: Bousquet (1989)<br />

Tlibe Cryptophagini<br />

- - - ec AB !r< r,re 3N<br />

AK<br />

_BC<br />

BC<br />

PQ NB NS<br />

PQNBNSPE_NF<br />

Genus HENOTIDERUS Reitter<br />

Crosimus Casey<br />

Henoticoides Hatch<br />

H. lorna (Hatch)<br />

H. obesulus (Casey)<br />

AK<br />

AK_NT<br />

BC<br />

AB ON PQ NS<br />

Genus HENOTICUS C.G. Thomson<br />

Coniophthalmo Kangas<br />

Glyptophorus Patk<br />

H. californicus (Mannerheim)<br />

inconspicuus (LeConte)<br />

H. serratus (Gyllenhal)<br />

denticulatus (LeConte)<br />

AK<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

MB ON PQ<br />

Genus PTERYNGIUM Reitter<br />

P. crenatum (Gyilenhal)*<br />

malacum Casey<br />

BC<br />

PQ<br />

Genus SALEBIUS Casey<br />

S. octodentatus (Mriklin)<br />

sexdentatus Casey<br />

AK<br />

BC<br />

Genus CRYPTOPHAGUS Herbst<br />

C r y pto p hag i stes Crotch<br />

Key to North American species: Woodr<strong>of</strong>fe and Coombs (1961)<br />

C. acutangulus (Gyllenhal)* AK BC<br />

prominens Casey<br />

restrictus Casey<br />

AB<br />

MB ON PQ<br />

NF<br />

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