Bolbochromus is a genus of earth-boring dung beetles in the family Geotrupidae. There are more than 25 described species in Bolbochromus.
Species
These 27 species belong to the genus Bolbochromus:
- Bolbochromus catenatus <small>(Lansberge, 1886)</small> (Southeast Asia)
- Bolbochromus celebensis <small>Boucomont, 1914</small> (Indonesia)
- Bolbochromus dumogensis <small>Krikken & Li, 2013</small> (Indonesia))
- Bolbochromus hirokawai <small>Ochi, Kon & Kawahara, 2010</small> (Philippines)
- Bolbochromus jengi <small>Krikken & Li, 2019</small> (Philippines)
- Bolbochromus laetus <small>(Westwood, 1852)</small> (Southeast Asia)
- Bolbochromus lao <small>Keith, 2012</small> (Laos)
- Bolbochromus lineatus <small>(Westwood, 1848)</small> (Sri Lanka)
- Bolbochromus ludekingi <small>(Lansberge, 1886)</small> (Indonesia)
- Bolbochromus luzonensis <small>Krikken & Li, 2019</small> (Philippines)
- Bolbochromus malayensis <small>Li & Krikken, 2013</small> (Malaysia)
- Bolbochromus masumotoi <small>Ochi, Kon & Kawahara, 2011</small> (Cambodia)
- Bolbochromus mindanaicus <small>Krikken & Li, 2013</small> (Philippines)
- Bolbochromus minutus <small>Li & Krikken, 2013</small> (Thailand)
- Bolbochromus niger <small>Pouillaude, 1914</small> (Indonesia)
- Bolbochromus nigerrimus <small>(Westwood, 1852)</small> (India)
- Bolbochromus nigriceps <small>(Wiedemann, 1823)</small> (Indonesia)
- Bolbochromus nomurai <small>Li & Krikken, 2013</small> (Vietnam, China)
- Bolbochromus plagiatus <small>(Westwood, 1852)</small> (India)
- Bolbochromus posticalis <small>(Westwood, 1852)</small> (India)
- Bolbochromus pumilus <small>Krikken & Li, 2013</small> (India)
- Bolbochromus ryukyuensis <small>Masumoto, 1984</small> (Japan, Taiwan)
- Bolbochromus setosifrons <small>Li & Wang, 2019</small> (Philippines)
- Bolbochromus sinensis <small>Krikken & Li, 2013</small> (China)
- Bolbochromus sulcicollis <small>(Wiedemann, 1819)</small> (Indonesia)
- Bolbochromus tricostatus <small>Selking, 2019</small> (Philippines)
- Bolbochromus walshi <small>Pouillaude, 1914</small> (Indonesia)
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