Paragymnopleurus Brahminus

''Paragymnopleurus''Shipp JW (1897) On the genus Gymnopleurus Illiger, with a list of species and descriptions of two new genera. ''The Entomologist'' 30:62-66; 131-135; 166-168. is a genus of Asian dung beetles in the tribe Scarabaeini. Species have been recorded from Asia.GBIF
''Paragymnopleurus'' Shipp, 1897 (retrieved 23 August 2021)

Description

''Paragymnopleurus'' are medium-sized, powerful scarab beetles, often black with a metallic lustre. The head is broad and shovel-shaped, the body short and broad. The pronotum is at least as wide as the elytra, which lack dotted stripes. The legs are powerful, with large teeth on the outsides. The forelegs have tarsi which are very short and slender. The body surface often seems somewhat rough or dented, and many species have patterns of hair-like scales.

Species

The '' Global Biodiversity Information Facility'' lists:
# '' Paragymnopleurus ambiguus'' Janssens, 1945
# '' Paragymnopleurus brahminus'' (Waterhouse, 1890)
# ''Paragymnopleurus martinezi'' (Balthasar, 1955)
# ''Paragymnopleurus maurus'' (Sharp, 1875)
# ''Paragymnopleurus melanarius'' (von Harold, 1867)
# ''Paragymnopleurus planus'' (Sharp, 1875)
# ''Paragymnopleurus rudis'' (Sharp, 1875)
# ''Paragymnopleurus sinuatus'' (Olivier, 1789)
# ''Paragymnopleurus sparsus'' (Sharp, 1875)
# ''Paragymnopleurus spinotus'' Boucomont, 1914
# ''Paragymnopleurus stipes'' (Sharp, 1875)
# ''Paragymnopleurus striatus'' (Sharp, 1875)
# ''Paragymnopleurus sumatrensis'' Ochi & Kon, 1997

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Scarabaeidae genera
Beetles of Asia