Florilinus

Florilinus is a subgenus of the genus Anthrenus of the subfamily Megatominae within the family of skin beetles. Subgenus is distinguished by antennae with 8 segments.

Species

According to World Dermestidae catalogue, these species currently belong to subgenus Florilinus:

• Anthrenus araxensis <small>(Zhantiev, 1976)</small> – Armenia
• Anthrenus bactrianus <small>(Zhantiev, 2004)</small> – Tajikistan
• Anthrenus bajtenovi <small>(Sokolov, 1974)</small> – Kazakhstan
• Anthrenus blanci <small>(Beal, 1998)</small> – Canada (British Columbia); United States (California, Oregon, Washington)
• Anthrenus castaneae <small>(Melsheimer, 1844)</small> – Canada; United States
• Anthrenus caucasicus <small>(Reitter, 1881)</small> – Caucasus region (including Armenia, Georgia); Iran; Turkmenistan. Introduced to Austria, Latvia, Poland, Slovakia
• Anthrenus cimrmani <small>(Háva, 2005)</small> – China (Hebei)
• Anthrenus coreanus <small>(Mroczkowski, 1966)</small> – North Korea
• Anthrenus declamator <small>(Háva, 2023)</small> – Taiwan
• Anthrenus emili <small>(Herrmann & Háva, 2019)</small> – China (Sichuan, Yunnan)
• Anthrenus flavidus <small>(Solsky, 1876)</small> – Cyprus; Afghanistan; Caucasus region; China (Gansu, Shaanxi, Sichuan, Xinjiang); Iran; Kazakhstan; Kyrgyzstan; Russia; Tajikistan; Turkey; Turkmenistan; Uzbekistan. Introduced to Austria, Germany and Poland
• Anthrenus gracilis <small>(Zhantiev, 2004)</small> – Kazakhstan
• Anthrenus hartmanni <small>(Háva, 2000)</small> – India (Uttar Pradesh); Nepal
• Anthrenus japonicus <small>(Ohbayashi, 1985)</small> – Japan
• Anthrenus kaszabi <small>(Zhantiev, 1973)</small> – Mongolia
• Anthrenus kompantzevi <small>(Zhantiev, 2004)</small> – Kyrgyzstan
• Anthrenus kourili <small>(Háva, 2006)</small> – Bulgaria
• Anthrenus laosensis <small>(Háva, 2023)</small> – Laos
• Anthrenus loebli <small>(Kadej & Háva, 2010)</small> – Israel; Jordan; Lebanon
• Anthrenus mongolicus <small>(Zhantiev, 1973)</small> – Mongolia
• Anthrenus moroccanus <small>(Háva, 2015)</small> – Morocco
• Anthrenus mugodsharicus <small>(Sokolov, 1974)</small> – Kazakhstan
• Anthrenus museorum <small>(Linnaeus, 1761)</small> – Cosmopolitan
• Anthrenus nepalensis <small>(Kadej & Háva, 2012)</small> – Nepal
• Anthrenus oberthueri <small>(Reitter, 1881)</small> – Corsica; Italy; Sicily; Spain; Algeria; Tunisia
• Anthrenus ohbayashii <small>(Kadej, Háva & Kitano, 2016)</small> – Taiwan
• Anthrenus olgae <small>(Kalík, 1946)</small> – Austria; Bulgaria; Cyprus; Czech Republic; England; Finland; Germany; Hungary; Latvia; Montenegro; Netherlands; Poland; Russia (Astrakhan, Kalmykia); Slovakia; Sweden; Ukraine. Introduced to Canada
• Anthrenus pallidus <small>(Sokolov, 1974)</small> – Tajikistan
• Anthrenus qinlingensis <small>(Háva, 2004)</small> – China (Shanxi)
• Anthrenus shikokensis <small>(Ohbayashi, 1985)</small> – Japan (Shikoku I.)
• Anthrenus solskianus <small>(Sokolov, 1974)</small> – Kazakhstan; Turkmenistan
• Anthrenus sordidulus <small>(Reitter, 1889)</small> – Cyprus; Greece (Dodecanese Is., Rhodes I.); Russia (Dagestan); Spain; Turkey; Egypt; Israel; Syria
• Anthrenus sveci <small>(Háva, 2004)</small> – Cyprus; Greece; Turkey
• Anthrenus taiwanicus <small>(Kadej, Háva & Kitano, 2016)</small> – Taiwan
• Anthrenus tanakai <small>(Ohbayashi, 1985)</small> – Japan (Honshu I., Kyushu I.); Korea?
• Anthrenus tuvensis <small>(Zhantiev, 1976)</small> – Russia (Tuva)
• Anthrenus ussuricus <small>(Zhantiev, 1988)</small> – North Korea; Russia (Primorskiy)
• Anthrenus zhantievi <small>(Háva & Kadej, 2006)</small> – India (Himachal Pradesh)

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