Pimeliini

Pimeliini is a tribe of darkling beetles in the subfamily Pimeliinae of the family Tenebrionidae. There are more than 60 genera in Pimeliini, found primarily in the Palearctic.

Genera

These genera belong to the tribe Pimeliini

• Afghanopachys <small>Kwieton, 1978</small> (the Palearctic)
• Allotadzhikistania <small>Bogatchev, 1960</small> (the Palearctic)
• Apatopsis <small>Semenov, 1891</small> (the Palearctic)
• Argyradelpha <small>G.S. Medvedev, 2005</small> (the Palearctic)
• Argyrophana <small>Semenov, 1889</small> (the Palearctic)
• Astorthocnemis <small>Lillig & Pavlícek, 2002</small> (the Palearctic)
• Balachowskya <small>Peyerimhoff, 1928</small> (the Palearctic)
• Bogatshevia <small>G.S. Medvedev & Iwan, 2006</small> (the Palearctic)
• Cyclocnera <small>Leo, 2018</small> (the Palearctic)
• Diesia <small>Fischer von Waldheim, 1820</small> (the Palearctic)
• Dietomorpha <small>Reymond, 1938</small> (the Palearctic)
• Earophanta <small>Semenov, 1903</small> (the Palearctic)
• Euryostola <small>Reitter, 1893</small> (the Palearctic)
• Euthriptera <small>Reitter, 1893</small> (the Palearctic)
• Gedeon <small>Reiche & Saulcy, 1857</small> (the Palearctic)
• Habrobates <small>Semenov, 1903</small> (the Palearctic)
• Habrochiton <small>Semenov, 1907</small> (the Palearctic)
• Homopsis <small>Semenov, 1893</small> (the Palearctic)
• Idiesa <small>Reitter, 1893</small> (the Palearctic)
• Iranolasiostola <small>Pierre, 1968</small> (the Palearctic)
• Iranopachyscelis <small>Pierre, 1968</small> (the Palearctic)
• Kawiria <small>Schuster, 1935</small> (the Palearctic)
• Lasiostola <small>Dejean, 1834</small> (the Palearctic)
• Leucolaephus <small>P.H. Lucas, 1859</small> (the Palearctic)
• Mantichorula <small>Reitter, 1889</small> (the Palearctic)
• Meladiesia <small>Reitter, 1909</small> (the Palearctic)
• Ocnera <small>Fischer von Waldheim, 1822</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pachylodera <small>Quedenfeldt, 1890</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pachyscelina <small>Kwieton, 1978</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pachyscelis <small>Solier, 1836</small> (the Palearctic)
• Paraplatyope <small>Löbl, Bouchard, Merkl & Bousquet, 2020</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pelorocnemis <small>Solsky, 1876</small> (the Palearctic)
• Phymatiotris <small>Solier, 1836</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pimelia <small>Fabricius, 1775</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, and Indomalaya)
• Pimeliocnera <small>Reitter, 1909</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pimelipachys <small>Skopin, 1962</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pisterotarsa <small>Motschulsky, 1860</small> (the Palearctic)
• Platyesia <small>Skopin, 1971</small> (the Palearctic)
• Platyope <small>Fischer von Waldheim, 1820</small> (the Palearctic)
• Podhomala <small>Solier, 1836</small> (the Palearctic)
• Polpogenia <small>Solier, 1836</small> (tropical Africa)
• Prionotheca <small>Dejean, 1834</small> (the Palearctic and tropical Africa)
• Przewalskia <small>Semenov, 1893</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pseudopachyscelis <small>Skopin, 1968</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pseudoplatyope <small>Pierre, 1964</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pseudopodhomala <small>Schuster, 1938</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pseudostorthocnemis <small>Gridelli, 1952</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pterocoma <small>Dejean, 1834</small> (the Palearctic)
• Pterolasia <small>Solier, 1836</small> (the Palearctic and tropical Africa)
• Scelace <small>Marseul, 1887</small> (the Palearctic)
• Spectrocnera <small>Kwieton, 1981</small> (tropical Africa)
• Stalagmoptera <small>Solsky, 1876</small> (the Palearctic)
• Sternocnera <small>Skopin, 1964</small> (the Palearctic)
• Sternodes <small>Fischer von Waldheim, 1837</small> (the Palearctic)
• Sternoplax <small>Frivaldszky, 1890</small> (the Palearctic)
• Sternotrigon <small>Skopin, 1973</small> (the Palearctic)
• Storthocnemis <small>Karsch, 1881</small> (the Palearctic and tropical Africa)
• Tadzhikistania <small>Bogatchev, 1960</small> (the Palearctic)
• Thriptera <small>Solier, 1836</small> (the Palearctic and tropical Africa)
• Trachyderma <small>Latreille, 1828</small> (the Palearctic, tropical Africa, and Australasia)
• Trigonocnera <small>Reitter, 1893</small> (the Palearctic)
• Trigonopachys <small>Skopin, 1968</small> (the Palearctic)
• Trigonoscelis <small>Dejean, 1834</small> (the Palearctic)
• Waterhousia <small>Skopin, 1973</small> (the Palearctic)

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