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Staohvlinidae<br />

be identified using the keys by Kasule (1966), based<br />

on the rove beetle larvae <strong>of</strong> Britain.<br />

Taxonomically, the North American fauna <strong>of</strong><br />

many tribes and subfamilies is now well known:<br />

Quediini and Xantholininae (Smetana Lg7l, 1982);<br />

most Tachyporinae (various generic revisions by<br />

Campbell between 1973 and 1988); Oxyporinae<br />

(Campbell f969); and Pseudopsinae (Herman 1975,<br />

Newton 1982). The large subfamilies Steninae and<br />

Staphylininae are becoming well known among the<br />

Canadian fauna, although comprehensive revisions<br />

<strong>of</strong> most genera are not yet available. However,<br />

except for a few genera, Aleocharinae, the largest<br />

subfamily <strong>of</strong> Canadian rove beetles, still remains<br />

almost totally unknown. Although Seevers (1978)<br />

provides a key and a redescription <strong>of</strong>the genera and<br />

tribes <strong>of</strong> the subfamily, identification even to genus<br />

remains difficult or impossible without access to<br />

type specimens. In recent years a few genera <strong>of</strong><br />

North American Aleocharinae have been revised,<br />

and their species can now be identified. These<br />

include the genera Aleochara, Myllaena, Gymnusa,<br />

and Deinopsls by Klimaszewski (1979, 1982, 1984)<br />

and the genus Falagriini by Hoebeke (1985). Ashe<br />

(1984,1986) revised adults and larvae <strong>of</strong>the genera<br />

<strong>of</strong> the aleocharine subtribe Gyrophaenina. Other<br />

subfamilies with most species poorly known in<br />

<strong>Canada</strong> include Paederinae and Oxytelinae, except<br />

for the genus Bledius, which was revised by<br />

Herman (7972a-f986).<br />

Moore and Legner (1975a) published a catalog<br />

<strong>of</strong> the North American Staphylinidae.<br />

AK (308);YK(r72); NT (155);BC (581);AB (265); SK<br />

(126); MB (278); ON (aa1); PQ (a60); NB (167); NS<br />

(195);PE (19); LB (63);NF (171) ' H (88);I (99)<br />

Genus EMPELUS LeConte<br />

E. brunnipennis (Mannerheim)<br />

Subfamily EMPELINAE<br />

BC<br />

Genus MEGARTHRUS Curtis<br />

M. americanus Sachse<br />

M. arcuatus Hatch<br />

M. atratus Maklin<br />

M. excisus LeConte<br />

M. pictus Motschulsky<br />

M. sinuaticollis Boisduval &<br />

Lacordaire*<br />

angulicollis Maklin<br />

AI{<br />

AK<br />

Subfamily PROTEININAE<br />

Tribe Proteinini<br />

BC<br />

BC AB<br />

AK<br />

BC<br />

AK YK NT BC AB<br />

MB ON<br />

-oN<br />

PQ IU<br />

NS PE<br />

Genus PROTEINUS Latreille<br />

P. atomarius Erichsonf<br />

paruulus LeConte<br />

P. basalis Makiin<br />

P. brachypterus (Fabricius)*<br />

P. limbatus Maklin*<br />

maekliniFavel<br />

AK<br />

AK<br />

AK<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

BC<br />

AB<br />

-oN<br />

ON<br />

Subfamily OMALIINAE<br />

Tribe Eusphalerini<br />

Genus EUSPHALERUM Kraatz<br />

Anthobium auct.<br />

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

E. convexum (Fauvel)<br />

E. fenyesi (Bernhauer)<br />

E. pothos (Mannerheim)<br />

dirn idiat um (Melsheimer)<br />

E. rugulosum (Meklin)<br />

E. segmentarium (Meklin)<br />

E. torquatum ( Marsham)t<br />

AI{<br />

AK<br />

AK<br />

SC AB<br />

BC AB<br />

ON PQ<br />

_MBONPQ<br />

ON PQ<br />

NB NS<br />

NB NS<br />

NB NS<br />

NF<br />

NF<br />

NF<br />

NF<br />

(Subgenus ONIBATHUM Tottenham)<br />

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