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Aptinus

Scientific Names

Preferred Names

Aptinus
Genus recognized by Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Reference taxon from Catalogue of Life in Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life
Aptinus
Genus recognized by Mozambique Channel Species List, Italy Species List, France Species List, Hungary Species List, Austria Species List, Protists in Singapore, Wikidata, Wikimedia Commons, and TreatmentBank
Aptinus
Recognized by Flickr BHL and Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology DwCA
Aptinus Bonelli 1810
Genus recognized by GBIF classification and TreatmentBank

Alternative Names

Aptinus atratus Dejean 1825
Heterotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Aptinus ballista Germar 1823
Heterotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Aptinus ponticus Apfelbeck 1904
Heterotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Brachinus bombarda Duftschmid 1812
Proparte synonym according to GBIF classification
Brachinus displosor L. Dufour 1811
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Brachinus mutilatus Fabricius 1801
Heterotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Carabus bombarda Illiger 1800
Homotypic synonym according to GBIF classification
Aptinus
Harvest ancestor according to GBIF classification and TreatmentBank

Common Names

There are no common names associated with this taxon.

Curated hierarchies for Aptinus

Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1

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Aptinus (this page)
Aptinus (Aptinidius) displosor L. Dufour 1811
Aptinus (Aptinus) acutangulus Chaudoir 1876
Aptinus (Aptinus) alpinus Dejean 1829
Aptinus (Aptinus) bombarda (Illiger 1800)
Aptinus (Aptinus) cordicollis Chaudoir 1843
Aptinus (Aptinus) creticus Pic 1903
Aptinus (Aptinus) hovorkai Hrdlicka 2005
Aptinus (Aptinus) lugubris Schaum 1862
Aptinus (Aptinus) merditanus Apfelbeck 1918
Aptinus (Aptinus) pyrenaeus Dejean ex Latreille & Dejean 1824
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