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agyrtes-longulus
agyrtes-similis
apteroloma-arizonicum
apteroloma-caraboides
apteroloma-tahoecum
apteroloma-tenuicornis
ipelates-latus
lyrosoma-opacum
necrophilus-hydrophiloides
necrophilus-pettiti
pteroloma-nebrioides
agyrtes-(agyrtecanus)-bicolor
agyrtes-(agyrtecanus)-kashmirensis
agyrtes-(agyrtecanus)-longulus
agyrtes-(agyrtecanus)-sichuanensis
agyrtes-(agyrtes)-alutaceus
agyrtes-(agyrtes)-castaneus
agyrtes-(agyrtes)-ferrugineus
agyrtes-(agyrtes)-similis
apteroloma-anglorossicum
apteroloma-belousovi
apteroloma-bolivari
apteroloma-davidis
apteroloma-discicolle
apteroloma-dolpoense
apteroloma-gibbum
apteroloma-harmandi
apteroloma-jelineki
apteroloma-jinfo
apteroloma-kashmirense
apteroloma-kozlovi
apteroloma-lagnaense
apteroloma-longulum
apteroloma-neelumense
apteroloma-potanini
apteroloma-qinlingense
apteroloma-rosti
apteroloma-rotgeri
apteroloma-sallaei
apteroloma-sankhaense
apteroloma-schawalleri
apteroloma-sillemi
apteroloma-tenuicorne
apteroloma-turkestanicum
apteroloma-zhejiangense
ecanus-glaber
ipelates-altaicus
ipelates-castaneicolor
ipelates-curtus
ipelates-himalajanus
ipelates-indicus
ipelates-jumlanus
ipelates-latissimus
ipelates-ruficollis
ipelates-ruzickai
ipelates-schmidti
ipelates-schuelkei
ipelates-sikkimensis
ipelates-striatipennis
lyrosoma-pallidum
necrophilus-nomurai
necrophilus-pettitii
necrophilus-roderi
necrophilus-rupinensis
necrophilus-sichuanensis
necrophilus-subterraneus
pteroloma-altaicum
pteroloma-forsstromii
pteroloma-koebelei
pteroloma-kurosawai
pteroloma-nigromontanum
pteroloma-plutenkoi
pteroloma-rufovittatum
pteroloma-sibiricum
zeanecrophilus-prolongatus
zeanecrophilus-thayerae
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