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Tefflus Zanzibaricus
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
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Tefflus Carinatus
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gers ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Zanzibaricus
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Viridanus
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Tenuicollis
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Raffrayi
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Purpureipennis
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Muata
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Meyerlei
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Kilimanus
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Juvenilis
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * '' Tefflus juvenilis'' Gerst ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Tefflus Hamiltonii
''Tefflus'' is a genus of large, black and flightless Afrotropical ground beetles in the tribe Panagaeini. They are broadly similar to the Anthiini ('oogpisters'), but are not colourful, and have a six-sided and flattish pronotum. The distinct longitudinal carinae (ridges) on their elytra are separated by two rows of punctures running along the striae (grooves). Males have some segments of the forelegs enlarged. They are solitary and mostly nocturnal hunters, that move about at a brisk pace. They have strong mandibles that can inflict a serious bite, and prey on a variety of invertebrates. The last revision of the genus was undertaken in 1946. Species Some 14 to 15 species are native to the Afrotropics: * '' Tefflus angustipes'' Kolbe, 1903 * '' Tefflus brevicostatus'' Quedenfeldt, 1883 * '' Tefflus camerunus'' Kolbe, 1903 * ''Tefflus carinatus'' Klug, 1853 – Malawi, South Africa (length: c.26–37 mm) * '' Tefflus hamiltonii'' Bates, 1871 * ''Tefflus juvenilis'' Gersta ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
