Helopini

Helopini is a tribe of darkling beetles in the family Tenebrionidae. There are at least 50 genera in Helopini.

Genera

These genera belong to the tribe Helopini:

• Accanthopus <small>Dejean, 1821</small> (the Palearctic)
• Adelphinus <small>Fairmaire & Coquerel, 1866</small> (the Palearctic)
• Allardius <small>Ragusa, 1898</small> (the Palearctic)
• Apterotarpela <small>Kaszab, 1954</small> (Indomalaya)
• Armenohelops <small>Nabozhenko, 2002</small> (the Palearctic)
• Asialassus <small>Nabozhenko & Ando, 2018</small> (the Palearctic and Indomalaya)
• Catomus <small>Allard, 1876</small> (the Palearctic)
• Ceratopelius <small>Antoine, 1963</small> (the Palearctic)
• Cylindrinotus <small>Faldermann, 1837</small> (the Palearctic)
• Deretus <small>Gahan, 1900</small> (tropical Africa)
• Dolphus <small>Blanchard, 1847</small> (the Neotropics)
• Ectromopsis <small>Antoine, 1949</small> (the Palearctic)
• Entomogonus <small>Solier, 1848</small> (the Palearctic)
• Erionura <small>Reitter, 1903</small> (the Palearctic)
• Erulipothydemus <small>Pic, 1918</small> (Indomalaya)
• Euboeus <small>Boieldieu, 1865</small> (the Palearctic)
• Eustenomacidius <small>Nabozhenko, 2006</small> (the Palearctic)
• Gunarus <small>Gozis, 1886</small> (the Palearctic)
• Hedyphanes <small>Fischer von Waldheim, 1820</small> (the Palearctic)
• Helopidesthes <small>Fairmaire, 1895</small> (tropical Africa)
• Helops <small>Fabricius, 1775</small> (North America, the Neotropics, and the Palearctic)
• Idahelops <small>Keskin & Nabozhenko, 2012</small> (the Palearctic)
• Italohelops <small>Español, 1961</small> (the Palearctic)
• Mamorina <small>Antoine, 1951</small> (the Palearctic)
• Microcatomus <small>Pic, 1925</small> (tropical Africa)
• Microdocnemis <small>Nabozhenko & Keskin, 2010</small> (the Palearctic)
• Nalassus <small>Mulsant, 1854</small> (North America, the Palearctic, and Indomalaya)
• Nautes <small>Pascoe, 1866</small> (North America and the Neotropics)
• Neohelops <small>Dajoz, 2001</small> (North America)
• Nephodinus <small>Gebien, 1943</small> (the Palearctic)
• Nesotes <small>Allard, 1876</small> (the Palearctic)
• Nipponohelops <small>Masumoto, Ando & Akita, 2006</small> (the Palearctic)
• Odocnemis <small>Allard, 1876</small> (the Palearctic)
• Physohelops <small>Schuster, 1937</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pseudoprobaticus <small>Nabozhenko, 2001</small> (the Palearctic)
• Raiboscelis <small>Allard, 1876</small> (the Palearctic)
• Reitterohelops <small>Skopin, 1960</small> (the Palearctic)
• Sabularius <small>Escalera, 1914</small> (the Palearctic)
• Socotraphanes <small>Nabozhenko, 2019</small> (tropical Africa)
• Stenohelops <small>Reitter, 1922</small> (the Palearctic)
• Stenomax <small>Allard, 1876</small> (the Palearctic)
• Stygohelops <small>Leo & Liberto, 2003</small> (the Palearctic)
• Tarpela <small>Bates, 1870</small> (North America and the Neotropics)
• Taurohelops <small>Keskin & Nabozhenko, 2015</small> (the Palearctic)
• Turkmenohelops <small>G.S. Medvedev, 1987</small> (the Palearctic)
• Turkonalassus <small>Keskin, Nabozhenko & Alpagut-Keskin, 2017</small> (the Palearctic)
• Xanthohelops <small>Nabozhenko, 2006</small> (the Palearctic)
• Xanthomus <small>Mulsant, 1854</small> (the Palearctic)
• Zophohelops <small>Reitter, 1902</small> (the Palearctic)
• † Cryptohelops <small>Nabozhenko & Kirejtshuk, 2014</small>

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